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The Tardis factor (interiors , awnings, roofs etc)

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Right this is my van (hopefully)
[img:440:330]http://www.thet25adventure.pwp.blueyond ... %20(5).JPG[/img]

Which I am very happy with, I have done a few mods to it but intend to do a few more.

If you had the chance to spend some bucks on yours what would you treat it to.

Firstly and secondly I'd like to add alloys (for looks etc) and better front seats (for comfort)

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Propex heating.......... :D
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Ah, the wish list is easy for me. It's paying for the work that's the problem.
  • Underfloor LPG tank for the gas appliances
    2-tank diesel conversion to safely run on 100% Veg Oil
    Replace the underfloor waste water tank with a large underfloor FRESH water tank + pump
    1.9 Turbo Diesel engine
    16" wheels (steel or alloys, not bothered) with larger tyres to match
    And while we're at it, I might as well get that bodywork seen to and a nice professional respray to please Charlotte!
Right, that should see me with a decent camper for the next few years. Anyone care to lend me 5 grand? :roll:

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Propex and lpg sound good, can't quite afford the LPG though, or can I not afford to be without?

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plymat wrote:Propex and lpg sound good, can't quite afford the LPG though, or can I not afford to be without?

ah now your questioning the question....stop it :D

Gassed..will save you thousands of pounds over the life of the van

Respray...done once and done well

those are the two I can think of.


but if you want to know just how far you can go....check out Mr upgrade in the Garage....Known round these parts as shepster

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Great looking van you have there mate.

I'm impressed with the windows looking like one long section.

How did you manage that?
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Kev, respray complete.

ding - when doing the respray windows where out, so had them tinited, then area around windows, pillars inc top off doors was sprayed matt black and finished off with a black pin stripe to blend in. Very happy with it too!

(Picture taken at South Fistral, Newquay, which is also a spot for some over night parking :whistle )

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I think it's called black paint DDD :D

damn... too slow :D

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I like it a lot :lol:

Black paint eh? Sweet :wink:
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is it a british red cross van?

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[quote="kevtherev
but if you want to know just how far you can go....check out Mr upgrade in the Garage....Known round these parts as shepster[/quote]

See what you mean!!! Colours look similar though :D Nice looking van mr shepster.

Just ordered the new 17" Alloys from JK and clear indicators from MR B at Brickyard.

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Big alloys and drop it.
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[quote="plymat
Just ordered the new 17" Alloys from JK and clear indicators from MR B at Brickyard.[/quote]

Yeha, alloys have arrived complete with nuts and bolts, tyres to go :D
Hopefully be on the van next weekend :D

Waiting on clear indicators. Think I need new front seats now though too!

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And now LPG :ok

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