
Is this worth saving?
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Odd how the prices vary - here in PTA we pay around R300-00 for the day, with insurance, for a trailer 

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- Crankshaft
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Trailer has been booked and straps ready. All I need to do now is close my eyes, open my eyes and it's Saterday morning so I can go get my van!!!!!!!Springer wrote:Right next step just book A trailer. Have you got the load straps sorted?
I'm getting excited for you!!!
Time is draging! I don't want to wait till Saterday. Maybe I should get out of the office for a while and go get some pictures of the van.....



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Re: Is this worth saving?
heh heh heh - many of us reading your post know THAT feeling .............. 

by fig » Mar 26, 2018
Sambas in South Africa are good for only 2 things: showing off and sunburn.
Sambas in South Africa are good for only 2 things: showing off and sunburn.
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Re: Is this worth saving?
back from my "work break".
Here are some pics of my van.
I don't know why anybody would paint any car/van/anything this colour
That will change in time...
I'll take more on Saterday
Here are some pics of my van.
I don't know why anybody would paint any car/van/anything this colour


I'll take more on Saterday
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Re: Is this worth saving? (Some Pictures added)
What do you call this beam, apart from being rusted as anything..
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Re: Is this worth saving?
That is a chassis crossmember. It is very easy to make a new one and replace it.
fig
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"Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you're right." -- Henry Ford
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"Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you're right." -- Henry Ford
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Thanks Fig,
As you can see I will have to learn how to make a new one at some stage....
Will ask you about it when I get there.
So, It is finally Friday. That means I'm getting my van TOMORROWWWWW!!!!! I'll have to think of a name for the van??
As you can see I will have to learn how to make a new one at some stage....
Will ask you about it when I get there.
So, It is finally Friday. That means I'm getting my van TOMORROWWWWW!!!!! I'll have to think of a name for the van??
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Please tell please tell. Did you fetch it.
Most men in their mid-life crisis buys Harleys. I build BEETLES!
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Do tell ........
Please.......
Please.......
Camping is cheaper than therapy.
"Wanna sell it" "Yeah, but there's a national shortage on 'for sale' signs."
PROUDLY KAAPSE KOMBI KULT FOLLOWER
"Wanna sell it" "Yeah, but there's a national shortage on 'for sale' signs."
PROUDLY KAAPSE KOMBI KULT FOLLOWER
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Hi All!
What a Lekker Saterday! First of all, a big thanks to Coop for helping me! Another thanks to my friend for the use of his bakkie!
Here are some pics:
What a Lekker Saterday! First of all, a big thanks to Coop for helping me! Another thanks to my friend for the use of his bakkie!
Here are some pics:
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Re: Is this worth saving?
"Roll" is all it's gonna do - the engine is in a zillion parts inside the bus
There are four steering wheels - all on the cab floor. We had to steer it with a Vise Grip! But it's in fairly good condition, needs some body work and a coat of paint, few other bits, should be ready by next weekend. Or perhaps not...

There are four steering wheels - all on the cab floor. We had to steer it with a Vise Grip! But it's in fairly good condition, needs some body work and a coat of paint, few other bits, should be ready by next weekend. Or perhaps not...
Size does matter
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Congrats !!!
Its alway fun to bring a new one home - very chuffed for you !!!!
Get working - we want to see this at the camp out !!!
Its alway fun to bring a new one home - very chuffed for you !!!!

Get working - we want to see this at the camp out !!!

Camping is cheaper than therapy.
"Wanna sell it" "Yeah, but there's a national shortage on 'for sale' signs."
PROUDLY KAAPSE KOMBI KULT FOLLOWER
"Wanna sell it" "Yeah, but there's a national shortage on 'for sale' signs."
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Coop - Truer works I can't think of.
I have many ideas as to what I would like to do with the van, but I will start by sorting out the bodywork. The one barn door has worked hard over the years and there is some rust that need s attention.
I spent 10 minutes yesterday afternoon to remove the engine parts - there seems to be enough parts for 1.5 engines.
I also pulled out the blue carpet that was in there.
I have many ideas as to what I would like to do with the van, but I will start by sorting out the bodywork. The one barn door has worked hard over the years and there is some rust that need s attention.
I spent 10 minutes yesterday afternoon to remove the engine parts - there seems to be enough parts for 1.5 engines.
I also pulled out the blue carpet that was in there.
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Re: Is this worth saving?
Do I continue with this Project here or do I now move it to the "Projects" section?
When/where is the camp out?
Where can I get more info on these vans? I understood that they came out with a 1600cc, but according to the parts I found inside and the original reg papers, it is a 1800cc with 31kw? Info anyone?
When/where is the camp out?
Where can I get more info on these vans? I understood that they came out with a 1600cc, but according to the parts I found inside and the original reg papers, it is a 1800cc with 31kw? Info anyone?