That definitely sounds like the sort of blag I'd tell the missus
What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
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Fortunately not a blag for onceThat definitely sounds like the sort of blag I'd tell the missus
Battery and Victron XS 50A DC charger fitted using OEM leisure battery wire:
Looks rather basic compared to some I've seen on here, but I'm sure it'll grow. Plan is to have hookup charger under the passenger seat. Then 12V cables going back to feed a 12V fusebox
Looks rather basic compared to some I've seen on here, but I'm sure it'll grow. Plan is to have hookup charger under the passenger seat. Then 12V cables going back to feed a 12V fusebox
Added a bit of colour to the van, flag stickers,,from Overland stickers, I can’t find the Scotland one at the moment., we’ve been to other countries in the car/flying,
but not in this van so we add a flag once we visit in the van.
but not in this van so we add a flag once we visit in the van.
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Currently doing the same thing - what are your plans for the sun visors? I’m yet to work that one out
Hi, I have started to paint the sun visor with folitec black dye paint. I'll see how this holds up. The small plastic caps i have painted with matt black and gave them a coat of 1k satin lacquer. Again will see how this holds up.Currently doing the same thing - what are your plans for the sun visors? I’m yet to work that one out
Sounds good, interested to see how you get on!
Finished fitting my newly carpeted sliding door cubby hole door card thing. Got half way through it the other day but had a hypo, so in the interests of not dying I abandoned the task and went to sort myself out.
Rummaging around the the garage found a few velcro backed fabric badges, stuck a couple on to make it look manly and rugged, just like I used to be.
Rummaging around the the garage found a few velcro backed fabric badges, stuck a couple on to make it look manly and rugged, just like I used to be.
Fitted my new wheels today. Much nicer now.
Fitted a new front splitter to replace the one that was claimed by a flooded road on a job last week - RIP.
Just a THQ jobby.
Just a THQ jobby.
That I like
Nice work
Thanks mate. I stole some of your ideas and materials you used for your build and implemented them on to my oneThat I like
No worries, that's what the thread is forThanks mate. I stole some of your ideas and materials you used for your build and implemented them on to my one
I've never been a fan of all the big aftermarket bumpers everyone fits. It also took me 3 years to find a splitter that I liked that I don't think anyone else has, but after fitting it I wasn't sure. This led me down a path to something I've wanted to do for a long time, which again I don't think anyone has done before. So during Christmas break I broke out the plastic welder, filler and copious amounts of sand paper and made my own bumper. Its subtle, but makes a massive difference. I also fitted my freshly refurbished wheels.
Loving it!
