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That,s the patina destroyed then

syncropaddy wrote:Am I the only one who finds it slightly disturbing when grown men have little names for their syncros ......

We have a little name for you too.....

Crankin-wagen wrote:

syncropaddy wrote:Am I the only one who finds it slightly disturbing when grown men have little names for their syncros ......

We have a little name for you too.....

Im sure you do sweetie

Eeees's a beauty even in the engine compartment, never thought I'd say that of a DJ

Just a quick update The Unicorn will be going up for sale shortly. She is going for a photoshoot on fri for Camper and Bus magazine and then will be on the market the week or too after that if she's not sold by the end of June she will be going to Syncropendence. Heres a link to some more pics http://m1268.photobucket.com/albums/Unicornsyncro16" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Anyone interested in making a serious offer contact me at gillettpaul@gmail.com thanks Paul

jebiga41 wrote:For silverbullet and Aidan
Engine before (no oil leaks)

After

I missed that! Shiney shiney, very nice indeed. Schmoove and whisper quiet

Must buy a lottery ticket

Just to update/finish this post The Unicicorn has arrived at its destination and is now in Canada
To quote from its new owners "Hi Paul,
Well, the Joker has landed! We just got back to the hotel after picking up the Van from the Port of Tacoma.
Everything looks good so far. Drove really good on the freeway. All the workers at the Port were asking about it and lots of looks."

jebiga41 wrote:Just to update/finish this post The Unicicorn has arrived at its destination and is now in Canada
To quote from its new owners "Hi Paul,
Well, the Joker has landed! We just got back to the hotel after picking up the Van from the Port of Tacoma.

Does this mean it has gone to British Columbia?

Isn't that more like Seattle Jake... does look a really beautiful region, just from the Google maps. As is that whole area, Vancouver particularly
Must get there one day, everyone says it's a fabulous place.

Anyway, I think that is definitely where it has gone...

Chiming in as one of the proud new owners of this superb machine...it's now safely sitting in our driveway in the Kootenay region of eastern British Columbia. Some photos from the final leg of the trip home today...

Thanks for everything, Paul.

that is definately the best syncro conversion i have ever seen

And the best country for one!! Enjoy.

Wishing you many happy travels in the unicorn (or whatever you decide to call it).. it's a cracker alright!

Nice to see the pics and it has arrived . . . I saw it while in England, its a fantastic van, I hope you have many enjoyable adventures together