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My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby Bryan » Sun Jan 24, 2016 11:27 pm

No, sorry. Haven't touched it since that last photo. It still looks exactly like that. The weather is just too cold still. Plus I haven't found another spring hanger panel so it looks like I'll have to make one up.

I also had to drain the coolant out of it because I couldn't remember if I put any antifreeze in it.
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby Bryan » Thu Mar 10, 2016 8:28 pm

I've now bought a LWB Iveco camper that someone has already converted to a camper at a very high spec. I haven't got room for both so unfortunately the Transit will have to go.

If anyone locally is interested in buying it and finishing it off please get in touch.
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby bringmycar » Fri Mar 11, 2016 9:57 am

nicnod wrote:I feel your pain mate , I bought a bodged mk4 camper from a dodgy guy on the isle of Arran in Scotland , its a lot worse than yours in terms of rust ImageImageImageImage

It actually had 10 months mot ! I bought it in the middle of a storm with a bad hangover and drove it back to glasgow in the pissing rain with no windscreen wipers ,the next day I had a proper look and I was gutted , sat on my driveway for a month

The interior was just as bad , ripped the whole lot out in anger ! it sat on my driveway for over a month before I even went near it , never welded before in fact only changed a wheel for the first time last year , but now 7 months later I've got tools and a welder and I'm starting to patch it up , replaced the rear wheel arch so far and started on the step ImageImage

I've started on the interior too , I'm finding it a bit overwhelming sometimes but I am making a bit of progress now and again , currently I'm making outriggers from sheet steel and attempting to weld them in , upside down welding under my van is not fun ! But necessary , I just hope I can get it through an mot !

So I feel your pain mate , it also looks like you've got some skills there
I second that, I do feel your pain. My transit has been a nightmare in terms of rust and mechanical issues. I'm still working on it 3 months later and still needs work. Your van is a good looking van even with the gold, it looks funky. Good luck with the project and i'll be keeping an eye on this one.
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby transitandy » Tue Mar 15, 2016 1:19 am

Nice work m8y :)
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby gasretro » Tue Mar 29, 2016 11:09 am

Some work fella, must check it out later on the laptop
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby bringmycar » Tue Mar 29, 2016 11:12 pm

It does get overwhelming. I remember sitting down working how much I could get for the parts on my van with my head in my hands and a distant look in my eyes. I got the burn marks from the mig welder on my hands, face, neck etc. I'm sure we can all show our burn tattoos someday when all the welding is but a distant memory.
Now i've finished the welding on mine, i'm glad I had lifted myself up and kept on with it. Keep with it, the hard bit is the welding, once that's done, then it's fun from then on.
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby Bryan » Sun Apr 03, 2016 1:13 pm

Sadly there will be no more updates to this thread. I sold the van for £300 today to someone who is going to break it :(

It's a real shame after all the work I've put into it and I've lost a fortune of money on it.
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby Mr RVM » Sun Apr 03, 2016 2:25 pm

Bryan wrote:Sadly there will be no more updates to this thread. I sold the van for £300 today to someone who is going to break it :(

It's a real shame after all the work I've put into it and I've lost a fortune of money on it.


:( :( :( :(
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby karl » Sun Apr 03, 2016 3:33 pm

sh*t happens their is a time to say enough is enough :(
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Re: My 1990 MK3 100L Campervan

Postby bringmycar » Mon Apr 04, 2016 9:31 pm

Sorry that's the way it had to be.
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