My 72 restoration

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very cool camper
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@Dazz, Thanks on it in Cape Town.
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The vent window rubbers are the only ones I did not have to replace. Just a good soak of silicone oil.
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Just a quick update. All lights fitted with front spots and rear chrome reverse light. Bumpers are on bur the back one has to come off again when van goes for a new exhaust. Windscreen washer converted to electric. New horn fitted and alarm fitted and working. All internal floors lined with 5mm foam rubber and side panels got some sound proofing. Oh and glass is all in. Lots of other small bits and bobs here and there. Slowly coming together.
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Got van out in the sun yesterday as the strong smell of contact adhesive was getting to me. Done some more rewiring and spray painted the wheels. Also rewired some fuses as I had a bit of a earthing problem.
Got my interior back today and I really happy how its come out.
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Yoh! that looks nice, who did the upholstery work for you? :hangloose:
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lekker progress there - keep the pics coming :hangloose:
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Looking good!
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Nice one
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Upholstery Was done by Mark of leather just outside Durbanville. Very happy with his work!
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Brandenmance wrote:Upholstery Was done by Mark of leather just outside Durbanville. Very happy with his work!
It looks well done, gonna look awesome when it's all together.. :hangloose:
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Wow, that interior looks amazing, she is going to be a beaut.
Good work, keep it up.
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Hi Keep the Pics Coming

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Hi all been a hectic couple of weeks at work so not had much time to send on the van. Here a few update pic.s for you to see how it's getting on. Front seats and carpets are in. All new panels are fitted. Radio fitted and front speakers. Drilled a nice big hole in the side of the van and fitted 220v power point. Top cupboard fitted above back door. That.s about it for now. Oops pics Don.t want to load I.l try again later.
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As promised Pic's :puterwork:
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