Ci Autohomes gas struts on roof
Posted: 17 Feb 2013, 18:35
Hi All,
Finally after the mechanics and respray are complete on my '83 Ci Autohomes camper, I'm getting around to the roof, which is one of those hard sided on all 4 sides ones.
Its clearly all rotten and the roof lining looks like weetabix but I think a good clean up and cutting session and lining with marine ply or something will look ok. I'm actually booked in at Autovan in a month for a new roof but to be fair, I'm not sure its needed at this stage for the price.
I do however need some new gas struts for the roof, the rusty broken ones just say "Suspa" West Germany B500? " and 357 300 2.4 at the end. I am assuming its the original ones fitted on the conversion. Looking at SGS' website its not clear which ones I need to order, has anyone got any ideas, I know theres a few owners with these type of roofs.
On another point my drivers window only winds up 3/4 of the way and then the handle just keeps clicking and turning, someone said its an easy fix , any clues?
As ever any advice most appreciated.
All the best,
Stu
Finally after the mechanics and respray are complete on my '83 Ci Autohomes camper, I'm getting around to the roof, which is one of those hard sided on all 4 sides ones.
Its clearly all rotten and the roof lining looks like weetabix but I think a good clean up and cutting session and lining with marine ply or something will look ok. I'm actually booked in at Autovan in a month for a new roof but to be fair, I'm not sure its needed at this stage for the price.
I do however need some new gas struts for the roof, the rusty broken ones just say "Suspa" West Germany B500? " and 357 300 2.4 at the end. I am assuming its the original ones fitted on the conversion. Looking at SGS' website its not clear which ones I need to order, has anyone got any ideas, I know theres a few owners with these type of roofs.
On another point my drivers window only winds up 3/4 of the way and then the handle just keeps clicking and turning, someone said its an easy fix , any clues?
As ever any advice most appreciated.
All the best,
Stu