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Few pics of the latest adition to my fleet D1 3 door
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Flossie
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That's not a roof tent, tis a bungalow
PS- yer sossies are on fire.
PS- yer sossies are on fire.
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That's not a roof tent, tis a bungalow
PS- yer sossies are on fire.
I think its a 1 man 2 woman tent
tis large alright 1600 quids worth just for the tent.Flame grilled snorkers are the biz
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Wow! That looks a fine machine indeed.
Is it mostly free of tin-worm too?
Is it mostly free of tin-worm too?
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Looks absolutely brill. What's under the (lovely) dog. Storage box?I think its a 1 man 2 woman tent
Flame grilled snorkers are the biz
I'm as green as the truck with envy. Assume it's a 300tdi. Like the home made "takeaway" hook, always hang my googoo bag on that for long journeys.
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Its a cracker tbh its had all the welding done its not perfect but its had a mint spent on it & most of it is
less than a year old I delighted with it.
Yes matey its a 300tdi it does look great for an old disco, you are correct....the back has 2 storage drawers, one side has the sides for the awning & rad wading cover the other is spares & straps ect I need to re-do the top as there are spaces
at the each side an also the rear & I don't want my pooch to fall down them.
I might make lift out lids same as boat storage lockers.
googoo bag lol
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That's a super cool tidy looking disco. Wanna swap with mine?
Those cup holders look interesting. Not seen them before.
Stock ones cover the heater controls
Good find mate
Those cup holders look interesting. Not seen them before.
Stock ones cover the heater controls
Good find mate
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Cheers matey
I shall decline the swap offer tho
I have another set of the cup holders in my D2 expensive thoughbut they are superb...……….
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-...516199&hash=item3b309426e5:g:jdkAAOSw4Ohcys3e
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Looks really good, that roof tent is the biz! all done tastfully too!
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And those friggin OE cupholders hold f all except standard can's the number of times a bottle has fallen out under my feet as I'm driving around something! AND the stupid stay-in-stay-out catch breaks for a pastime. End up pinching the one off the ashtray or whatever. AND you have to move your drink from side to side to operate the heater/ac all the time. Look brill but don't work well. Ministry of carp Design!
Still gritting my teeth with envy!
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Just realised, "Bonny banks of loch Lomond" We spent Christmas week in Tarbet, or rather using it as a base, in our D2 last Christmas. Fantastic countryside, especially loved Glen Etive, but it is all lovely. finding a Green Lane was impossible though. We found the road sign with a red line through a bottle amusing!
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F£#k me.... They are expensive for two bits of plastic!
I can understand why you don't wanna swap - hee hee.
Sill a lovely truck mate
I can understand why you don't wanna swap - hee hee.
Sill a lovely truck mate
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Agreed, they are not the best... But at £52 quid for the other ones I think I'll put up with them for now.
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You've got a point the oem ones are pishhh ive had bottles fall out & underneath the peddles
I take it you like my new purchase then
Tarbet is lovely as is Glen Etive but my fav is sunrise at Glen Coe in the winter, I like to get up early for some snow
boarding & its an outstanding site to see
There are no green lanes here only off roading centres like drumclog ect but a leisurely drive through the mountains
& lochs make up for it
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F£#k me.... They are expensive for two bits of plastic!
I can understand why you don't wanna swap - hee hee.
Sill a lovely truck mate
Cheers matey I was wondering if I was making a mistake when driving for 6 hours after work to go & see it
im pleased with it & im glad I bought it especially since it has the cup holders lol
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That looks like it has had a lot of love lavished on it at some point, very tidy, not sure if you're aware that planning permission might be necessary when getting your erection out in public places
Hope you are going to keep this and not dismantle it like all the rest
Hope you are going to keep this and not dismantle it like all the rest
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That looks like it has had a lot of love lavished on it at some point, very tidy, not sure if you're aware that planning permission might be necessary when getting your erection out in public places
Hope you are going to keep this and not dismantle it like all the rest
Im not taking it apart but im taking the other one to bits to make this one belter
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Passenger door wouldn't open from inside so I decided to fit a 2 of these in the doors...…….
an hour a side bit of a pain as usual but done now 1st job off the list
an hour a side bit of a pain as usual but done now 1st job off the list
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Good job well done! Fiddly ****ers aren't they!Passenger door wouldn't open from inside so I decided to fit a 2 of these in the doors...…….
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an hour a side bit of a pain as usual but done now 1st job off the list
Both my rear passenger doors need those springs doing, and the viscous noisy along with a dry sounding bearing on the water pump. Mot first though.
That switch box. Home made or shop do you know??
Sill a nice looking car! Get my mot and I won't wanna swap!
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Good job well done! Fiddly ****ers aren't they!
Both my rear passenger doors need those springs doing, and the viscous noisy along with a dry sounding bearing on the water pump. Mot first though.
That switch box. Home made or shop do you know??
Sill a nice looking car! Get my mot and I won't wanna swap!
The rear doors are the easy ones
I done a full set on my other disco front ones are a pain ifthe window frame bolts are seized
The switch box is from raptor, when's the mot get a shifty on
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