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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Wed Jun 05, 2013 1:00 pm

jonochap wrote:Luv your work Dave, do you think she sits low at the back or do you think thats right? :)


HI and thanks all for your feedback.
I used to think it looked low at the back myself untill i took lower skirts off and it appeared to look level.
Itd an optical illlusion and the rear arches are lower on the wheels that the front so itl ooks low.
Ill try to find a photo.
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Wed Jun 05, 2013 9:21 pm

jonochap wrote:Luv your work Dave, do you think she sits low at the back or do you think thats right? :)



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See what i mean, it looks level without the skirt.
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby jonochap » Wed Jun 05, 2013 11:09 pm

Yes i do, thats very interesting, thank you. I thought puk was low but looking at the marketing brochures and yours im not so sure its as urgent as i think it could be :)
Owner of not so troubled puk :)
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby Elenor » Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:16 pm

I've read this post from start to finish tonight and loved every page, brilliant work, where a lot of folk would have been disheartened and given up.
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:40 pm

Elenor wrote:I've read this post from start to finish tonight and loved every page, brilliant work, where a lot of folk would have been disheartened and given up.


Thank you very much for your comments, it sure has been a labour of love.
Im taxing the the old girl tomorrow, so thats a bit of a landmark. Almost 3 years, and i can take it out on the road. Happy days.

Hope it dont break down or ill be right pissed of! :lol:
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:37 pm

And so at last it taxed and all legal, how good does that feel?? :P :) :P :)

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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby BigMonty » Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:14 pm

Congrats matey.
I still say nice shiney finish on that cab for a hand job, so to speak
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Tue Jun 11, 2013 11:08 am

BigMonty wrote:Congrats matey.
I still say nice shiney finish on that cab for a hand job, so to speak
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Cheers matey, well if i cant get the hand job down to a fine art at my age i never will. Lol.

These euroliners are are beginning to sting my pocket now as the early transit fittings are no longer availabe ex stock. So i have had to get them specially made so thats another £40 on top of the price of the trims.
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:33 pm

Now thats more like it. Almost 3 years and now its home where it belongs.

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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby dieselhead123 » Fri Jun 21, 2013 10:26 am

Just rewards for all your hard work there 8)

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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Fri Jun 21, 2013 11:18 am

Catering box of teabags always at hand, dont you know :lol:
Can only be there for the sunday as wont be back from camping in it until the sat. Happy days!
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Sun Jun 23, 2013 7:25 pm

So....Finally i got the Euroliners to fit and give it that added bling.

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That is really all i can do to it now and that concludes the restoration.

Thanks for everyones help and support nd i cant stop looking at it now its outside my house. Loads of people have come up to me and commented on how good it is and cant beleave i done all the interior, but to be quite honest neither can i :lol: I look at and it and it looks like someone one else done it. ive suprised myself really at what i have achieved.

i will be at Gaydon and Transitmania so hope to see you there

But not to let the dust settle and to keep me busy over the coming months (years) i bought another camper to restore.

Its a 1970 Mk1 Jennings Roadranger V6

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Madmark put me onto it and bieng a V6 i couldnt resist it for £800.

Lets the games begin!! lol
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Sun Jun 23, 2013 7:41 pm

That does mean that i will be selling my white Mk2 now, so im looking for potential buyers and some realistic offers.

This is the link for when it was the featured transit

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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby davev6newman » Fri Jun 28, 2013 9:18 pm

New project is bieng delivered monday on a trailer, so expect a new thread for this and one for the sale of my white one.
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Re: My latest project mk2 CI Travelhome LWB

Postby irishtransit » Sun Jun 30, 2013 9:20 pm

that looks seriously fantastic.them wheel trims look to business too.wish i had my one over here to work on.
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