Bram
New Member
Hi guys! Newbie here!
I’m Rich from Derby and this is my new to me T6. It started life as a 150ps DSG T28 panel van and was converted by Big Wave Campers in 2019.
It looks like it’s been treated very well with FSH and recent habitation check.
Needs a few bits doing here and there but priorities are:
* Sort out heated screen. Looks like it’s had a new screen at some point that hasn’t been connected back up
* Remove and replace front splitter. It’s a gloss black ABS number that’s oxidised so plan is to paint or replace with something OEM+
* Wrap pop-top. Looks solid but again, is suffering from oxidisation so probably going to vinyl wrap.
* Replace leisure battery. Not sure how long it needs charging for but it doesn’t seem to hold charge or be charging from the engine. Probably being a noob but I’m not clued up on the whole EHU/split charge system.
After that, plans are to enjoy weekends away with the wife and 2 boys around Derbyshire before venturing further afield next summer.
Any local advice or tips and tricks appreciated!
I’m Rich from Derby and this is my new to me T6. It started life as a 150ps DSG T28 panel van and was converted by Big Wave Campers in 2019.
It looks like it’s been treated very well with FSH and recent habitation check.
Needs a few bits doing here and there but priorities are:* Sort out heated screen. Looks like it’s had a new screen at some point that hasn’t been connected back up
* Remove and replace front splitter. It’s a gloss black ABS number that’s oxidised so plan is to paint or replace with something OEM+
* Wrap pop-top. Looks solid but again, is suffering from oxidisation so probably going to vinyl wrap.
* Replace leisure battery. Not sure how long it needs charging for but it doesn’t seem to hold charge or be charging from the engine. Probably being a noob but I’m not clued up on the whole EHU/split charge system.
After that, plans are to enjoy weekends away with the wife and 2 boys around Derbyshire before venturing further afield next summer.
Any local advice or tips and tricks appreciated!
looks a nice tidy bus.
