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pocolow
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by pocolow 10 Jul 2010, 17:55
jamesc76 wrote: pocolow wrote: Looks good, though if yours is anything like mine you'll feel the extra weight when driving..
well I never wanted to go fast..
Mark
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I have 145bhp of Subraru engine in the boot, and it weighs less than the old interior!
Ahh yes I forgot about your Subaru conversion..(lucky sod)
...honestly I'm not envious
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by jamesc76 11 Jul 2010, 17:08
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ronburgundy
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by ronburgundy 11 Jul 2010, 17:20
Looks great James - amazes me how much you get done in a short space of time.
What are you going to call your conversion company???? - 'Pleasure Drive'
"They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works, every time".
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by jamesc76 11 Jul 2010, 17:24
ronburgundy wrote: Looks great James - amazes me how much you get done in a short space of time.
What are you going to call your conversion company?
'Pleasure Drive'
Cheers! one day I will open a conversion place, been ,my dad and mines thought for a long time!! As for name, well clue is in this pic (my surname!)
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Ian Hulley
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by Ian Hulley 11 Jul 2010, 17:27
jamesc76 wrote: ronburgundy wrote: Looks great James - amazes me how much you get done in a short space of time.
What are you going to call your conversion company?
'Pleasure Drive'
Cheers! one day I will open a conversion place, been ,my dad and mines thought for a long time!! As for name, well clue is in this pic (my surname!)
James Electrolux ?!
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by ronburgundy 11 Jul 2010, 17:28
jamesc76 wrote: Cheers! one day I will open a conversion place, been ,my dad and mines thought for a long time!! As for name, well clue is in this pic (my surname!)
Liking it!
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by ronburgundy 11 Jul 2010, 17:29
Ian Hulley wrote: James Electrolux ?!
very good!
"They've done studies, you know. 60% of the time it works, every time".
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by jamesc76 11 Jul 2010, 18:34
Ian Hulley wrote:
James Electrolux ?!
electolux is so 5 years ago! its James Dometic!
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Rozzo
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by Rozzo 11 Jul 2010, 21:02
Ian Hulley wrote: jamesc76 wrote: ronburgundy wrote: Looks great James - amazes me how much you get done in a short space of time.
What are you going to call your conversion company?
'Pleasure Drive'
Cheers! one day I will open a conversion place, been ,my dad and mines thought for a long time!! As for name, well clue is in this pic (my surname!)
James Electrolux ?!
wood conversions!!
sounds a bit borin to me
LT owner and positively rattling around with the new found space
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by jamesc76 12 Jul 2010, 18:10
got the awning and inside lights up and running, got the bed light wired so you can turn it on at the slider and off in bed or visa versa. Everything that should be carpeted is now, just got door cards and mirrors to fit then curtain track, sink/cooker unit and then final job lay the lino.
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by jamesc76 13 Jul 2010, 17:24
Got the lt mirrors back on after spending a while looking for me rivnut tool! door's all built up layer of insulation and flashbanded, sound solid now when shut!
Flooring is down and looking good! once been down over night will silicone it round the edge
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jamesandtheopenroad
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by jamesandtheopenroad 13 Jul 2010, 23:43
Love the flooring
Where d'ya find it ?
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by jamesc76 14 Jul 2010, 16:54
jamesandhayley wrote: Love the flooring
Where d'ya find it ?
was a trader at dubfreeze!
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by jamesc76 14 Jul 2010, 16:58
Well after all this time the van passed its MoT this morning
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well I never wanted to go fast..
Made a start on carpeting it starting to look like a proper camper now!!! 
