Clear vinyl rear bumper protector done today at invisible Patterns in leigh top job and its proper tough stuff I've had one on my old van for 8 1/2 years and it's been abused thinking of going back to have the bonnet done soon
What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
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Fitted a rear dashcam yesterday and today I've put in the rubber seal over the 'chasm of doom' between dashboard and windscreen as well as hard wired in my solar controller, made up and fitted all associated wiring and tried out my renogy folding panel. Electrics are totally not my thing so a massive shout out to @Dellmassive for his 'how to' guide. 
And I am pleased to report I didn't set fire to my van. Things are looking up. I've also booked my first little trip away, just a couple of nights in the New Forest on Sunday. Just to try everything out. Can't wait. 
And I am pleased to report I didn't set fire to my van. Things are looking up. I've also booked my first little trip away, just a couple of nights in the New Forest on Sunday. Just to try everything out. Can't wait. Do you have any more details about the fault as mine plays up randomly. Only seems to be since I fitted the plywood with carpet so no new screws. Thank you.
Washed it, first time since late September, every time I've had a day off it's been either raining or bright sunlight.
Got up this morning, looked out of the window and thought "yay, I can wash the van at last"
You guessed it, half way through and it started pi$$ing down, this weather's not funny anymore.
Got up this morning, looked out of the window and thought "yay, I can wash the van at last"
You guessed it, half way through and it started pi$$ing down, this weather's not funny anymore.
at least you didn't have to rinse it off
Shaun P Bass
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Bit miniscule really compared to other post above..
But fitted some bling..not too much mind.
Oh,and also fitted T32 rear springs..and summat else,and summat else..
But fitted some bling..not too much mind.
Oh,and also fitted T32 rear springs..and summat else,and summat else..
Hi all another update from today
Firstly had a few samples through in regards soundproofing think if I keep ordering another 8 months enough to do the whole van
Apart from that took the first big step in my conversion and dropped the t6.1 into cosmic campers Derby to have poptop electric work and windows fitted
I must say that up till now the service has been spot on a great little bit of software to track any quotes and questions back and forward
I was greeted today and we discussed all of the works
So will keep you up dated on progress as vanny goes though it’s transformation
Firstly had a few samples through in regards soundproofing think if I keep ordering another 8 months enough to do the whole van
Apart from that took the first big step in my conversion and dropped the t6.1 into cosmic campers Derby to have poptop electric work and windows fitted
I must say that up till now the service has been spot on a great little bit of software to track any quotes and questions back and forward
I was greeted today and we discussed all of the works
So will keep you up dated on progress as vanny goes though it’s transformation
Hi all another update from today
Firstly had a few samples through in regards soundproofing think if I keep ordering another 8 months enough to do the whole van
Apart from that took the first big step in my conversion and dropped the t6.1 into cosmic campers Derby to have poptop electric work and windows fitted
I must say that up till now the service has been spot on a great little bit of software to track any quotes and questions back and forward
I was greeted today and we discussed all of the works
So will keep you up dated on progress as vanny goes though it’s transformation
Firstly had a few samples through in regards soundproofing think if I keep ordering another 8 months enough to do the whole van
Apart from that took the first big step in my conversion and dropped the t6.1 into cosmic campers Derby to have poptop electric work and windows fitted
I must say that up till now the service has been spot on a great little bit of software to track any quotes and questions back and forward
I was greeted today and we discussed all of the works
So will keep you up dated on progress as vanny goes though it’s transformation
That coffee machine is a bit of cool 3D-printing!
looks great, how low did you go??
Hey @PaulR83 - did you get this finished? I am thinking of doing the same with my layout so i can put my MTB sideways on a shelf at the bike same as your idea. If you have any updated pictures i'd love to see them!
Had it serviced for the first time, 2yrs old, in-line with the dash variable servicing, everything is fine.
Omg is that what you need to do for installing heated seats ? Glad I have them already
Make sure you lock them doors as someone may drive away in that
I just installed this awesome awning rail - it uses the stock roof bolts and it’s so inconspicuous. Very happy.
It’s from here:
camperessentials.co.uk
I’ll be using it with the new “Awning One” from Stiches and Steel:
stitchesandsteel.com
It’s from here:
VW T5 T6 Bolt On Awning Rail – Camper Essentials
Camper Essentials offers the best Volkswagen VW T5 T6 Bolt On Awning Rail. Simply bolt on in minutes. The easiest and most secure awning attachment. UK made
camperessentials.co.uk
I’ll be using it with the new “Awning One” from Stiches and Steel:
Van Awning One
Van Awning One is us unpacking all we've learnt at STITCHES + STEEL selling thousands of awnings over a half-decade, applying that learning into one, very simple, innovative product is what the VA1 is all about. Size; Van awning one is just the right size. You can fit four people under it with...
stitchesandsteel.com
Have you seen this thread?
Thread 'Leak free awning rail fitting (I hope)'
Leak free awning rail fitting (I hope)
We got the same rail as you (fantastic product) and followed this. Better than getting a leak.
Thread 'Leak free awning rail fitting (I hope)'
Leak free awning rail fitting (I hope)
We got the same rail as you (fantastic product) and followed this. Better than getting a leak.
It's great isn't it. I have the same and followed the suggested guide on how to fit it. Although I think I'm going to add some Invisi tape along the edge of the van to avoid any surface a scratches. Probably not noticeable on a white van but can see some tiny ones on my starlight blue.I just installed this awesome awning rail - it uses the stock roof bolts and it’s so inconspicuous. Very happy.
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It’s from here:
VW T5 T6 Bolt On Awning Rail – Camper Essentials
Camper Essentials offers the best Volkswagen VW T5 T6 Bolt On Awning Rail. Simply bolt on in minutes. The easiest and most secure awning attachment. UK made
I’ll be using it with the new “Awning One” from Stiches and Steel:
Van Awning One
Van Awning One is us unpacking all we've learnt at STITCHES + STEEL selling thousands of awnings over a half-decade, applying that learning into one, very simple, innovative product is what the VA1 is all about. Size; Van awning one is just the right size. You can fit four people under it with...
