Another DIY interior re-fit

Post by **AngeloEvs** » 09 Sep 2009, 15:16

Thanks for all the very positive comments and happy to supply any additional info if it helps. I wouldn't describe myself as any more skilled than a lot of members doing similar. As for the cushion, a souvenir from a camper that I bought on trust and lost two grand in a matter of weeks as it was so bad but I managed to offset some of the loss with the Karisma that replaced it which has been absolutely fantastic and a snip considering its low mileage when I purchased it. That cusion reminds me never to buy a vehicle without fully inspecting it no matter who is selling it and how honest they seem.

Post by **weldore** » 10 Sep 2009, 08:31

is that why it has a cute kitten on it...but you have it upside down so it like the anti-kitten.are they ears or horns ???
also i think its a good idea to have a punch bag in the van for when everything goes wrong....
Broke down on the m25 ?....punch the kitten!!!

Post by **AngeloEvs** » 10 Sep 2009, 09:46

weldore wrote:is that why it has a cute kitten on it...but you have it upside down so it like the anti-kitten.are they ears or horns ???
also i think its a good idea to have a punch bag in the van for when everything goes wrong....
Broke down on the m25 ?....punch the kitten!!!

Post by **richieadkins** » 08 Nov 2009, 08:35

Hi really like the van Have been looking through the CAK online catalogue and I may just be being thick but I cant find the table leg you bought. You wouldnt happen to know the product code for it

Again great work on the van!!

Richie

Post by **bunnynogood** » 08 Nov 2009, 17:57

http://www.caktanks.com/files/CAK_09_90 ... ttings.pdf

Page 95. Multi position offset swivel table leg

??

As an autohomes owner this too has got me thinking..

Post by **richieadkins** » 08 Nov 2009, 18:19

Thank you couldnt see for looking!!!

Post by **AngeloEvs** » 11 Nov 2009, 16:43

Not sure if it was a mistake but the price I paid CAK was less than they have it listed at. Table is great and really convenient to use.

Post by **gauntlets** » 02 Jan 2010, 17:39

Like the interior and thanks for sharing. Has given me some ideas for our bus which we're just starting.

Post by **ringo** » 03 Jan 2010, 13:28

That looks brilliant.

As an observation, are you planning to enclose the gas cylinder? Its recommended to keep gas bottles enclosed in a sealed metal box with its own vent at floor level. I imagine a lid on the box would do. Having said that, cant you tap into the lpg system for gas?

Anyway - congratulations, thats one of the best homebrew conversions i've seen.

Ringo

Post by **HarryMann** » 23 Oct 2010, 11:44

Yes, Angelo, many thanks, I like the thinking and logic behind all that, and of course the execution.. some great ideas in there, and the rather minimalist approach is perhaps what we were looking for .

Wanting to develop some sort of roll out units, so top loading fridge and a few other floor level items will roll out like top quality draws, but lock back very securely.

Post by **kevtherev** » 23 Oct 2010, 14:55

I like the look of that Angelo.. That's the great thing about personal interiors they look less cluttered than conversions

Post by **GBA 88 WEST LA** » 29 Oct 2010, 18:02

big pimping, i applaud you creativity and craftsmanship

Club 80-90 Forums

Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit

Re: Another DIY interior re-fit