Obligitory front side and back views.
She's only done 40k miles. Have fitted a JVC cd player and brought an expensive bit of plastic from Halfords (they didn't have black ones and didnt have the time to spray it up)
The eberspacher - my favourite toy on the van. Unlike the old escort van, I will never have to drive to work in a cold damp van ever again!
Only a little rust mark in the footwell - will get that rubbed and sprayed up soon.
Everything including the kitchen sink - hot water provided by the eberspacher and engine. BT racking removed (weighed too much and was re-homed in part down dad's shed). Theres a 2 ring camping cooker thats gonna sit next to the sink soonish.
Genuine axminster carpet (mum didnt like the colour after a few months and gave this to me), a few shelves and a seat also installed. She's all ply'ed out except for the sliding door - still havent decided about that yet.
The seat is easily removed and is only for sitting on when parked up. It came out of dad's MK3 transit years ago.
A set of component drawers too, to store little fiddly bits in, with homebrew door to keep things in place.
I kept the BT safe boxes too and mounted one to the walls in the back.
And a fire extinguisher inbetween the seats in the front, as my escort van once had smoke billowing from the vents -that was only the battery terminals touching the bonnet but it frightened me enough to keep an extinguisher on me from now on!
To do:
*Re-fit the 12v accessory outlet in the back
*Rub down and respray a couple of rusty dings in the bodywork
*Install a better cd player - or create an mp3 playback system using an old computer and keep the jvc head unit and just use it for radio / amp.
*Maybe install a small cctv camera at the rear to help reversing.
*Possibly fit a radio like aerial to the roof - ive just brought one that can pick up freeview and theres a 5 inch colour tv waiting to be used








