She sounds sweet and very tight
As some of you know this has not been an easy rebuild for me because of where the van is parked (on a farm) and a lack of facilities, knowledge and tools, etc.
Thank goodness for a Haynes Manual and some helpful Forum Members
The engine had a lot of work done on her, having the heads skimmed, new valves and seats, new fuel pump, new water pump, new battery, engine bay respray and lots and lots of cleaning with WD40
I concentrated on the basics to get her up and running and now that is done I can have a look at cleaning her up again and sorting out little jobs, like wire replacement/tidying and any other final adjustments.
I would like to finish her off pretty soon and get an MOT for her, so I don't have to wait for the Spring, then I can just jump in and go camping.
It's raining pretty heavy in Scotland right now, so now I won't get to the van until Thursday, when I will try for the first time to move her from the spot she has sat on for a year.
I did leave the handbrake off, and hope the shoes haven't welded themselves to the drums too badly
Here's some pics, sorry for the quality - I must get a new camera - this one is 5 years old from Argos and is totally crap
Like I said, I still have a lot of tidying up and cleaning to do - I still have stickers on cables and bits (that helped a lot for the rebuild!) telling me what was what.
Will post more when weather allows











