Started soundproofing. This is definitely going to be a time consuming job. Although I did start with the sliding door and the tailgate, so not the simplest of areas.
What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
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Here you go pal sorry not the best pictures and didn't get back to you sooner been really busyAll of it , inspiration for our next build
Do you have a build thread I could look at ?
Replaced rear wheel sensors. The first one was a pain the a**e. I had to take off the disc, caliper and shield as the sensor broke whilst removing it. Whilst I had my head behind the wheel I noticed a large rubber bung. So when I done the other side I removed the wheel and bung and was able to swop out the sensor within 20 mins. That will teach me to not look in YouTube for videos on it. It now means all my fault lights have disappeared and I have my brakes back. So, gone the Chinese to celebrate.
I swapped hinges over on mine so door opens from other side.
how did the lemforder parts held so far? looking at refreshing my suspension and I'm at researching stage
So following on from here.. i ordered 2 bottles and today gave it a go.Gave it a bit of a buff then moved it sharpish before it got covered in fluppin tree sap and suicidal greenfly landing on it and cooking instantly
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For the price and ease of application it's shockingly good!
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Tested the bike bar I've made for our kombi bed/drawer system. Fitted my bike before heading out for a ride, then on return mocked up adding the 2 children bikes. Will be able to fit within with the double of the 2+1 rear seats down, allowing for 3 bikes in the rear and 3 seated. Will certainly be quicker than fitting towbar then bike rack.
Couple off essentials. Plus windscreen rubber, T6 Forum parking ticket holder and shiny silver rear window sticker
More sound deadening. Takes a while if you do a thorough job. lol
Fitted a Teltonika tracker that is linked to my own tracker server, because I'm too much of a cheapskate to pay for even the cheapest option 
Plus the marine grade neoprene hatch tape as a Fiamma rain guard, again for the reasons above
Plus the marine grade neoprene hatch tape as a Fiamma rain guard, again for the reasons above
Very clever!Fitted a Teltonika tracker that is linked to my own tracker server, because I'm too much of a cheapskate to pay for even the cheapest option
Following the earlier recommendations, Mr Amazon should be leaving some on my doorstep later today.
Fitted LEDs from Autobeam in de fog lights. Much better! 
Quite an avatar you have Richard T6.1 !
If you look closely it's a lot more friendly than it appears at a glance and covers most of my interests (vans, music, audio)
If you look closely it's a lot more friendly than it appears at a glance and covers most of my interests (vans, music, audio)
I magnified the image 2 acoustic guitars one appeared 12 string the other classical, Record Deck, possibly a tambourine or another deck, possibly a Transistor Radio, possibly a record, a peace emblem, 2 early Transporters T1, flowers including weed plants, laced up canvass boot, 2 surf Boards at the very bottom it looks like an FM Radio.If you look closely it's a lot more friendly than it appears at a glance and covers most of my interests (vans, music, audio)
How much have I misinterpreted or missed? Could be flower-power don’t shoot me! You enjoy playing the guitar while relaxing in you V Dub T1 perhaps jamming to the music.
I love music, I am currently listening to Jazz from California on my recently bought Internet Radio through my quite more than reasonable Hi-fi. A guy playing acoustic guitar leading Jo Pass Cherokee on JazzRadio Guitar Jazz
no problems so far
