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pocolow
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Re: Kevtherevagon
Looking brill kev..whats happening with the headlining in the cab area?
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Ooh, carport! Flash!
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Re: Kevtherevagon
I want a Mickey makeover 
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thats absolutely gorgeous ! chuffed for you kev, micky what a brilliant job
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well thats looking fantastic kev, glad your not rushing it , there is so much to put in and get right, liking the black and tan 
scheme
christ we'll need an invite and a mat to wipe our feet before entering...
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schemechrist we'll need an invite and a mat to wipe our feet before entering...
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Re: Kevtherevagon
pocolow wrote:Looking brill kev..whats happening with the headlining in the cab area?
Mark
later... it's too important to try it myself
wipe your f...
you'll tek yer bliddy shoes off
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kevtherev
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dazwatson wrote:Will it be finished in time??????
to camp in yes..
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mark
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Re: Kevtherevagon
the dogs danglies
nice work mike,
the interior looks
mark
nice work mike,
the interior looks
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Plasticman
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Well tek me boots off,, lol I better not tell you what i HAVE done in there 
hey Im putting this up in for sale might just suit the new look and all the trendiness.
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hey Im putting this up in for sale might just suit the new look and all the trendiness.
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we always did....metalmick8y wrote:we'll need an invite and a mat to wipe our feet before entering...
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Re: Kevtherevagon
Just wondering if there is a cab headliner kit available anywhere or will it have to be made up from a roll of vinyl?
Looks like the left, right and rear edges of the headliner are held on with some kind of heavy cardboard strip on the edges and the front is wrapped around the window lip. I can imagine it being very tricky to re-create the cardboard edge strips.
I put a headliner in a Karmann Ghia a couple of years ago and it wasn't that difficult.
Looks like the left, right and rear edges of the headliner are held on with some kind of heavy cardboard strip on the edges and the front is wrapped around the window lip. I can imagine it being very tricky to re-create the cardboard edge strips.
I put a headliner in a Karmann Ghia a couple of years ago and it wasn't that difficult.
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kevtherev
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Not even wondered if the head lining is available... Is it?
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kevtherev wrote:Not even wondered if the head lining is available... Is it?
http://www.woollies-trim.co.uk" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; sell proper foam-backed stretch headlining material. I don't know how the lining is on these - if it's glued to a backing board or what - but it shouldn't be too bad to remake.
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easy enough , stitch a couple of loops as per the original , slot wires in fix to plastic receptacles, then tuck under lips
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