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Always admired your van Paul and your build thread. I saw the outside when I got that battery off you and its sweet as. GLWS

Creating this thread to share photos on progress of the build and to share ideas. Been reading this thread and learning all I can as well as incorporating my experience of remote Overlanding around the African continent over the past 15 years. The build is leaning towards an offroad capable...

If this helps I have an Atera XL and the build quality is superb.

I would choose U shape if I was building a camper now. Looks very usable and flexible. Can always keep a single seat in rear.

i know they could of tried a bit harder on mock up and 25k isn't going to build that van lol

Hi folks, I'm building the kitchenette in T6.1 from scratch, even bought a new cordless router to replace my old and heavy Makita router! I'm building it from 15mm Hexa Buffalo Board but I'm struggling to find nice looking hinges and latches etc. I stole, erm, borrowed the idea from "The Ply...

...Indian Ocean). I’ve been driving a 2017 T6 Transporter for a few years now and I’m pretty hands-on with maintenance and modifications. Currently working on suspension parts and trying to track down my PR codes without a build sticker — hence my first post! Happy to be part of the community...

Excellent looking build! Well done

"Electrical Installation Certificate and a Building Regulations Certificate. " That's the bit that stops it. I'd have to get an electrician to wire it in and certify, so plug in doesn't work

Just had a Mobiframe 126cm sliding bed system and now looking to get a lower profile full side unit installed. Anyone know of a Furniture supplier who seels them or a converter who could build bespoke?

Hi all, I started a thread a while back with the intention of updating it regularly but it proved too much as I was posting too many pictures so decided to do a concise build in a single post. All DIY apart from pop top and cushions. Kept the 20’s and SoLows from my last van. Hope you like. Brian

Give K & B a ring. I think they provide that service.

I've found those Corefix plugs very good for dabbed on plasterboard. I used they for virtually everything in MILs new build. @DXX Are you fixing straight to the blocks, or going through plasterboard first?

Just build another, that's what i did;)

Obvious reason for long crank is that it takes extremely long to build enough fuel pressure for ECU to fire injectors. See below: at 4.24 seconds cranking starts at 6.34 seconds ECU fires injectors as fuel pressure has reached threshold at 6.50 seconds fuel pressure has reached normal level...

Couldn't agree more. The aforementioned Daughter's house is a new build on an "Executive" estate, 5bed, 3.5 bath etc. I was shocked to find it had gas boiler, radiators (no underfloor heating), no solar, no EV charger etc. They've just paid for an EV charger and Solar as a retrofit. I'm no...

Thank you. Mechanical english isn't my strongest so hard to find out what to look for. :)

That seems like a lot of van for the price, like a mini crafter, looking forward to seeing the build out

Super thread, you are going down the same path I have. Here is my complete build thread if its of any interest --> Rob's T6 Overland Camper Build Thread Before After

In left front seat box - assuming the option IS1 was factory ordered. Check van's build sheet.