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Can't find them, anybody know who sell them now?

thanks

Keith made some a couple of years ago. No idea whether he has any left though.

gail wayman off t25 "club" on bookface had some recently
brickwerks used to sell them, fritz had the first ones 15 years ago

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I swear you lot are mind-readers; with the weekend *possibly* being pretty hot, I was just thinking about sourcing one of these this morning on the drive in... So, thanks!

Thanks chaps

Brickwerks sell them but they're out of stock.

Titus A Duxass wrote:Brickwerks sell them but they're out of stock.

ahh yes

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I got one from Serial Kombi in France a couple of years ago.
Seems to still have them in stock. https://www.serial-kombi.com/en-GB/tran ... 2-n311315#

jp

not the cheapest.....

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I bought one and used it on Friday night when it was hotter than Hades in Dorset.

It was great. The cool breeze and air-flow through the bus were fantastic; it made for a most comfortable sleep...

...

...until it LASHED down during a storm at 3am in the morning.

Of course I went and recovered it and closed the boot so we wouldn't experience torrential water ingress and a miserable missus. And of course... I got soaked to the bone in the 20 seconds or so that I was outside the van.

Moral of the story? Naw, there isn't one; it's still a fantastic gizmo when it's hot and you need the air-flow, but you can count on the English weather to throw a curve-ball or two. Or three.

Mod your rear hatch so you can open from inside

itchyfeet wrote:Mod your rear hatch so you can open from inside

Great idea

Ace is that just Cut out with a drill piece

take panel off and measure up, peel the covering back first, then cut the hole, cut the covering to make tabs, use contact adhesive to stick the covering around the back to cover edge.

Just done this on the poptop for the summer

measured up using the screw hole for the reference

Hole saw drill bit is too long so I drilled a hole first then used a piece of cut down screw as a guide pin, other than that pics speak what's needed, no guarantee you can get to it with your bed if it's raised.