Hi Guys
I have a 1988 Carthago Malibu T25 with pop top but the interior is getting a little "tired" . I was thinking to re panel it using the existing layout but changing from the plasticated type doors etc to plywood ones. Do you think this would devalue the van in anyway as it will then not be original Malibu layout.
I know there are not too many Malibu's about. It is basically a Westie but slightly different inside
Cheers for any thoughts on this
Changing Interior
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BryntheBrick
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Changing Interior
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Re: Changing Interior
If you left the original tired cupboards in would they devalue the van?
If the next owner did not know about Malibu interiors, would they be bothered?
Or would they just be happy to see a nice tidy interior.
If the next owner did not know about Malibu interiors, would they be bothered?
Or would they just be happy to see a nice tidy interior.
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Re: Changing Interior
It's your van so do what you like, I don't think that replacing tired old doors for new will devalue it as long as they are done well
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Re: Changing Interior
That was my thoughts so I think it's JDI
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