my self build vw lt35

veedubmatt

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Its a vw lt35 lwb year 2000
this is my first MH and first self build
iv made it a 4 berth with a fixed bad at the back
and sofa makeing the other bed
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That looks really good, excellent job.
Can you sleep width ways? I was determined to have a bed that way, even thought of cutting holes in the side to stick me feet out, :). Perhaps the earlier LT's / Sprinters don't tapper in so much as the later ones. Anyway had to go for length ways bed in the end and no permanent bed.
Great job there.
 
mark61 said:
That looks really good, excellent job.
Can you sleep width ways? I was determined to have a bed that way, even thought of cutting holes in the side to stick me feet out, :). Perhaps the earlier LT's / Sprinters don't tapper in so much as the later ones. Anyway had to go for length ways bed in the end and no permanent bed.
Great job there.
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not much room width way under 6 foot
but i dont sleep spread out so its fine for me
 
nice job mate.funny that mark 61 said about cutting holes for feet and head.i did a van for a very high dutch guy and did this on his van working on the principle that your mirrors stick out a fair bit antway and glass vans have racks on the side. i cut rectangular holes,made the boxes in wood covered in ally sheet with a flange and just glued them in with sika;i raked the fronts a bit to look a bit aerodynamic and they looked pretty good. wish i had a photo. added about8 inches allowing for insulation,and thats not taking into account the other 8 inches or so you get by going into the panelling.
 
Like the use of laminate flooring on the walls...lightweight and strong. :D
 
If thats your first build then you should be proud it looks fab, well done :banana::banana::banana:
 
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