walkers
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don't work just comes up page not foundis this link working cos it dont for me somthing about intranet security
Deleted member 775
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carnt even find the dam web site now but will keep looking
Geoff.W
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Hi all. Been away for the w'end so only just caught up with this, some great vans, but going back to Lenny's original quest, here's a pic. of my G.M.C.
Logbook say's 1980 but that was import date I'm sure biuld was 1976/7.
Tips on running an older camper:-
No1 essential "A SENSE OF HUMOR."
Also a good tool kit, try to learn as much as you can about the mechanicals, and a good imagination when it comes to temporary repairs (polite way of saying you need to be a good bodge artist).
Hope this helps?
Logbook say's 1980 but that was import date I'm sure biuld was 1976/7.
Tips on running an older camper:-
No1 essential "A SENSE OF HUMOR."
Also a good tool kit, try to learn as much as you can about the mechanicals, and a good imagination when it comes to temporary repairs (polite way of saying you need to be a good bodge artist).
Hope this helps?
Deleted member 775
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geof one heluva van love itHi all. Been away for the w'end so only just caught up with this, some great vans, but going back to Lenny's original quest, here's a pic. of my G.M.C.
Logbook say's 1980 but that was import date I'm sure biuld was 1976/7.
Tips on running an older camper:-
No1 essential "A SENSE OF HUMOR."
Also a good tool kit, try to learn as much as you can about the mechanicals, and a good imagination when it comes to temporary repairs (polite way of saying you need to be a good bodge artist).
Hope this helps?
lenny
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Love the van Geoff, I've seen it a few times on this site but did'nt realise it could be 30 years old. Just goes to show the importance of regular maintenance and TLC.
I wonder if these modern motorhomes will stand the test of time,(depends on the owners, I suppose).
P.S. Your'e right about the sense of humour needed
Regards.. Lenny
I wonder if these modern motorhomes will stand the test of time,(depends on the owners, I suppose).
P.S. Your'e right about the sense of humour needed
Regards.. Lenny
walkers
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she looks fantastic for her ageHi all. Been away for the w'end so only just caught up with this, some great vans, but going back to Lenny's original quest, here's a pic. of my G.M.C.
Logbook say's 1980 but that was import date I'm sure biuld was 1976/7.
Tips on running an older camper:-
No1 essential "A SENSE OF HUMOR."
Also a good tool kit, try to learn as much as you can about the mechanicals, and a good imagination when it comes to temporary repairs (polite way of saying you need to be a good bodge artist).
Hope this helps?
hillwalker
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it's a cracker.. mate
lenny
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Whilst on the subject of good bodge artists, here's this mans remedy for water ingress......DUCK TAPE
Bless him
Bless him
Deleted member 775
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looks like his overhead beds a bit saggyWhilst on the subject of good bodge artists, here's this mans remedy for water ingress......DUCK TAPE
Bless him
lenny
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Oh ,he was a big lad and his lass was no twiggy , anyway, in his words, It helps the rain to run offDeleted member 775
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certainly looks like its seen a bit of (a hard life up top) at some time
sundown
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Whilst on the subject of good bodge artists, here's this mans remedy for water ingress......DUCK TAPE
reminds me of my 1964 ford anglia, it passed its mot test with an exhaust
held together with hienz bean tins.
changed days!
sundown
reminds me of my 1964 ford anglia, it passed its mot test with an exhaust
held together with hienz bean tins.
changed days!
sundown