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Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 19:41
by gdaddy1980
Good idea suppose that's a thought for now..glue on the foam and use a throw for now..hmmm, did I also see on you rear seat a seat belt looping over back rest?? Is this a 3 point belt ?

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 19:46
by billybigspud
Here is mine. might give you a bit of inspiration. Epecially you kingdalg as it is/was a Devon the same as yours.

https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=85938" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 19:55
by kingdalg
gdaddy1980 wrote:Good idea suppose that's a thought for now..glue on the foam and use a throw for now..hmmm, did I also see on you rear seat a seat belt looping over back rest?? Is this a 3 point belt ?
with having 4 kids i have to be resourceful, i dont want my van to look like ive spent thousands on retrim. yeah they look nice but i dont think there very homely. remember this is my house on wheels! the rear belts are lap belts i just chuck them over the back so it looks better. :D

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 19:58
by kingdalg
billybigspud wrote:Here is mine. might give you a bit of inspiration. Epecially you kingdalg as it is/was a Devon the same as yours.

https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=85938" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
mate yours looks quality! ive got the same LED strip lights in mine. i havnt got the funds or time to make mine as good as yours but i keep plodding along the best i can :D

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 20:02
by gdaddy1980
billybigspud wrote:Here is mine. might give you a bit of inspiration. Epecially you kingdalg as it is/was a Devon the same as yours.

https://club8090.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=85938" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Aaarrrrr yes Billy very nice, the colour is very nice. I have looked at you thread before and thought if could achieve a look half as good I will be very happy. Is this your first build??? How much did seats cost to recover??

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 20:08
by billybigspud
I have done cars before but only ever did mechanics but they always looked a mess with dents everywhere.
Had all the stuff covered for one price so dont know what it was broken down. I know what you mean about the homely thing. It is very clinical in mine but also easy to wipe down and get clean again. I sold my pride and joy car to do it as i never really drove it so thought it was being quite selfish and decided to try and have some family fun instead.

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 20:16
by gdaddy1980
billybigspud wrote:I have done cars before but only ever did mechanics but they always looked a mess with dents everywhere.
Had all the stuff covered for one price so dont know what it was broken down. I know what you mean about the homely thing. It is very clinical in mine but also easy to wipe down and get clean again. I sold my pride and joy car to do it as i never really drove it so thought it was being quite selfish and decided to try and have some family fun instead.
Well I would just like to say mate it looks amazing, and your hard work and sacrifices look like they have paid off, one cool van.

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 20:21
by billybigspud
Cheers mate. What you gonna use to power the subs wattage wise? i have been thinking about it but not got a lot of room but would like to get at least one in there somewhere. I have seen a 5 inch bass tube so think i would be able to hide them but dont know if they would be any good.

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 01 Mar 2012, 21:32
by gdaddy1980
billybigspud wrote:Cheers mate. What you gonna use to power the subs wattage wise? i have been thinking about it but not got a lot of room but would like to get at least one in there somewhere. I have seen a 5 inch bass tube so think i would be able to hide them but dont know if they would be any good.
It all depends on what music you listen to really, I listen to rock, punk, heavy rock with a big of reggae hip hop so quite punchy bass/drum lines and I would not really go bigger than 12" my last subs have actually been 10" and have been plenty punchy enough, Rockford fosgate do a nicer 8" sub, but never seen 5" subs but would of thought a pair of decent 6x9 speakers through an amp would be just/if not better.

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 02 Mar 2012, 08:05
by billybigspud
I got a set of 6x9's in there so was going to put them on a 300w amp. Wanted something a bit more though. Think I am going to have to get creative with space. I reckon a pair of twelves will be quality. Last decent sound system i had was in a mk1 gti but some sh!t bag stole it. That was my first car so some years ago now .

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 02 Mar 2012, 09:01
by gdaddy1980
billybigspud wrote:I got a set of 6x9's in there so was going to put them on a 300w amp. Wanted something a bit more though. Think I am going to have to get creative with space. I reckon a pair of twelves will be quality. Last decent sound system i had was in a mk1 gti but some sh!t bag stole it. That was my first car so some years ago now .
Yes I used to be a boy racer a few years back so sitting in car parks seeing who has the loudest stereo..etc, (bit sad really), and I have had many a sound system. I had 2 15" and a 12" sub once which certainly gave you a kick up the a***, but for you wanting a little extra I would say a 10" would be perfect. As for space I used to put mine on quick release speaker terminals so I could whip it out of the boot when needing a bit of extra space..or maybe use an end panel on one of ya units, say...behind drivers seat?

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 02 Mar 2012, 18:13
by kingdalg
gdaddy1980 wrote:
billybigspud wrote:I got a set of 6x9's in there so was going to put them on a 300w amp. Wanted something a bit more though. Think I am going to have to get creative with space. I reckon a pair of twelves will be quality. Last decent sound system i had was in a mk1 gti but some sh!t bag stole it. That was my first car so some years ago now .
Yes I used to be a boy racer a few years back so sitting in car parks seeing who has the loudest stereo..etc, (bit sad really), and I have had many a sound system. I had 2 15" and a 12" sub once which certainly gave you a kick up the a***, but for you wanting a little extra I would say a 10" would be perfect. As for space I used to put mine on quick release speaker terminals so I could whip it out of the boot when needing a bit of extra space..or maybe use an end panel on one of ya units, say...behind drivers seat?
you wont be doing any racing in your camper....you over take a milk float or tractor tho :rofl

Re: first timer interior refurb.....

Posted: 02 Mar 2012, 18:29
by gdaddy1980
Haha yes kingdaig I know what you mean, I did race an old lady on her bike the other day up hill, with some double clutching and a tail wind I managed to just catch her up by the brow of the hill but on the downhill leg she Peddled like a demon and left me for dead...lol, but as my grandad always used to say to me....wooooooow there boy, weres the fire??? Lifes about living not watching as it fly's past....