just joined the club

Post by **dave friday** » 15 Oct 2006, 11:50

hello all,got my 1992 syncro 1600td on15 september.im also getting used to water problems after owning a 1972 1600tp type2.for 16 years.
regards to all barry.

Post by **raddo j** » 15 Oct 2006, 19:45

hello barry.

i'm new too, aren't syncros great? a lot of the people i know with air cooled dubs are moving to 25's now and loving them. never owned an air cooled bus myself and am told i never will, now i have the relatively trouble free life of a t25 owner! ( i did say relatively)

Post by **blurb55** » 15 Oct 2006, 20:16

Hello Barry, Hello Raddo J,
I have just got one too, picked it up last night. Had T2 for years but the T25 is leagues better and the Syncro is just ace.
Cheers, Paul.

Post by **Ian_Fearn** » 15 Oct 2006, 20:21

Hi Barry, welcome, i'm pretty new to all this lark too.

Whereabouts in Spain are you off to?

I'm seriously looking forward to seeing blub's (Pauls) new Syncro, it sounds glorious with that something special lurking below

Post by **raddo j** » 15 Oct 2006, 20:31

yaay for the newbees!

Post by **dave friday** » 15 Oct 2006, 21:16

hello all im in dagenham for the next two or three weeks then moving to a village in the mountains called oria near allbox near lorca in mercia,phew, so a camper with 4wd is a good idea.the other use for "All" is to go back to north africa and drive south,east, west and see where we end up. in the t2[1600 tin top devon] we,ve been overland to india[1year for the trip]. at the moment im trying to check as much of the syncro bits as i can, havent been off road yet!!
barry

Post by **terryvanman** » 16 Oct 2006, 04:53

hello and welcome to the club

Im not new....I'm old
both in years and membership
BUT I got a syncro yesterday
its falling to bits at the seams
I dont care I still love it
happy days

am I mad?????....................YEP

Post by **Mudlark** » 16 Oct 2006, 09:39

Old Syncronauts never die, and all that!

Glad to hear your back in ownership Terry; and to all of you a big welcome to the fold.

If you have not done so already; get your membership details in to Jenny; and if your really lucky you might just be in time to turn up at the AGM later this month and help steer the clubs future.

Post by **Aidan** » 16 Oct 2006, 13:28

welcome all, enjoy

Plenty of help to be had here with keeping them going should they need it

big hi to Terry

well done on getting another, be nice with yellow wheels eh !

Post by **HarryMann** » 16 Oct 2006, 13:33

White with yellow wheels, Mmm... what makes you say that Aidan, an ancestral memory

He'll certianly need a good set of wheels and tyres - Machos Terry, can' beat 'em!

Post by **terryvanman** » 16 Oct 2006, 14:52

the vans in jacks as i type
it looks like a whole bunch of work is needed
cant wait to put the yellow big butch wheels on
just to drive it up and down the Kings Road

hahahahah

Post by **JennyTyger** » 16 Oct 2006, 14:54

Pleased you got home safely Terry - hope it wasn't too late. Sorry not to have seen you and the new van yesterday.

Post by **terryvanman** » 16 Oct 2006, 14:59

question
do i need to fit longer studs to fit the yellow perils

Post by **terryvanman** » 16 Oct 2006, 15:04

thanks jenny
was pissed off too
got in at 1am was back at jacks at 6.30 this morning
he nearly fell down when i said that,
the 2 tone rust van with white pinstripe is mine.
he said you should have kept the camper
when he gives me the bill tonight
I'll probably think the same

I dont care

mad as a hatter

Post by **HarryMann** » 16 Oct 2006, 19:29

If you use the simple solution - Merc 15's - then no no change of studs and an easy swap on-site or just drive on them all the time like me..