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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby shippers » Thu Oct 14, 2010 9:40 pm

loving the laminate flooring, mite try that in bl of my van, very nice subtle transit there, keep up the good work
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:26 am

redcube wrote:Now thats a snow fall :shock:
Love the van nice to see a mint mk2

Looks like it will be a white Christmas :wink:

shippers wrote:loving the laminate flooring, mite try that in bl of my van, very nice subtle transit there, keep up the good work

The floor did much for the home feeling. It will be interesting to see if the floor looks the same after the long winter, but I do not think it will be a problem.
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Fri Nov 26, 2010 3:22 pm

In the beginning of the summer I bought new rear tires, the old ones were in real bad shape.
I took the chance and painted the rims black and it was worth it.
A cheap thing to do and it looks much better.

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Cracks on the side of the tire.

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Cracks in the pattern of the tire.

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Brand new rear tires.

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Ready to paint the rims.

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Rims painted black.

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Final result.
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby JohnBF1 » Mon Nov 29, 2010 10:39 am

Very very nice loving the simple clean efficient layout pine cladding simple but also effective :!:
Laminate a touch of class and added insulation and noise dampening :idea:
A big f-in hammer, WD40 & duck tape the perfect tool kit as recommended by sh*t Fit service technicians
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Tue Dec 07, 2010 2:01 pm

JohnBF1 wrote:Very very nice loving the simple clean efficient layout pine cladding simple but also effective :!:
Laminate a touch of class and added insulation and noise dampening :idea:

Simple, clean and cheap is the way to go :)
I can remove everything in the van very fast if I need all the space, just a couple of screws.

Here are some pictures of the seat/table/bed.

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Table and seats, and all curtains in place.

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Removing cushions.

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Table and back rest removed.

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Cushions placed as bed.

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Ready to sleep.

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Campa Potti.

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Storage in seat.

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Storage in seat, with heater pipe.

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Antenna for TV.

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On the road for a short trip.

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Nice sunset by the lake.
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby projectzip » Thu Dec 09, 2010 2:37 pm

Still so jealous!
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Sat May 07, 2011 7:40 pm

Hello everyone!

The winter is finally over and the summer is on it's way.
I have started to do some small things on the van.
In this post I will show some pictures on my new sun ventilator I bought and installed.
It hurts a bit to cut in the roof, but it turned out fine.

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First cut is the deepest.

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A hole in the roof.

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Fitted and doesn't seem to leak.

This sunvent have a battery that charges and will work at night.
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby alcapone » Mon May 16, 2011 4:45 pm

KrillKill wrote:Hello everyone!

The winter is finally over and the summer is on it's way.
I have started to do some small things on the van.
In this post I will show some pictures on my new sun ventilator I bought and installed.
It hurts a bit to cut in the roof, but it turned out fine.

This sunvent have a battery that charges and will work at night.


It can be hard work cutting that first hole and always seems a shame to damage a good panel. But the results are normally worth it :)
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Wed May 18, 2011 12:48 pm

alcapone wrote:
It can be hard work cutting that first hole and always seems a shame to damage a good panel. But the results are normally worth it :)


Thats true, if it had been a brand new car I would have more regrets :)
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Mon Feb 13, 2012 3:54 pm

Hi everyone!

Long time since I last posted.

I just wanted to send a greeting and wish the best.

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Time to do some digging.
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby boltondigger » Mon Feb 13, 2012 5:04 pm

What a nice van!!!

that snow is a lot worse than we have had over here!
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby ursus » Tue Feb 14, 2012 12:30 pm

You have done a fantastic job with that conversion! Made my day! :D
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby KrillKill » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:46 pm

ursus wrote:You have done a fantastic job with that conversion! Made my day! :D


boltondigger wrote:What a nice van!!!

that snow is a lot worse than we have had over here!


Thanks.

I can't wait for the spring to come.
I had enough of snow, freezing temperatures and darkness :)
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Re: KrillKill's MK2 Mini Camper

Postby bezzabsa » Sun Apr 01, 2012 11:13 pm

Love your Mk2... and Love the simple but effective interior - almost (sorry but gotta say it..) VW like - in it's simplicity and function!!.. very jealous!!!! :mrgreen:
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