I am from north of Inverness td5.

Why a stupid question doodlebug? I wanted to know the answer. I had a look at your posts and noticed most of your comments are stupid. Maybe the administrators should make a stupid answer section ;)
 
mcgary76 said:
I am from north of Inverness td5.

Why a stupid question doodlebug? I wanted to know the answer. I had a look at your posts and noticed most of your comments are stupid. Maybe the administrators should make a stupid answer section ;)
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Yet another dummy spitter..:rolleyes:
 
Ah that's a bit far for me mate, I was going to say if you were relatively close I would be willing to give you a hand converting it
 
No a banjo and a bit o straw.

Twice you said that dr evil you got a stutter?

Td5 thank you for the kind offer your a gentleman.
 
Let me know when you plan on it and I will see when I'm if school and grab a train if I can help mate
 
Why not cut down the roof and sides and have the best of both worlds?
Truck cabs are very limited space
 
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sible88 said:
Mine ain't cold and its a van.
Put carpet on inside and it's holds the heat and stop a lot of noise
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10mm close cell foam matting on roof and van sides Plus! 25mm Jablite on the Van sides, above, and in the rear door and 50mm celotex on the tub sides with 50mm jablite on top of the seat boxes. 18mm chipboard bed base on top of the seatboxes and a mattress on top of that. and it's even fooking warmer... :D
 
jamesmartin said:
its a straight forward job ,it would be worthwhile getting new seals for roof to windscreen ,body to truck cab ,leave all bolts loose till you get door gaps right ,rear door can be cut down to make side opening tail gate or you can get drop down one but you may need hinges welding on and antiluce pins for the top
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Yet another coring bunt :rolleyes:
 
redhand said:
10mm close cell foam matting on roof and van sides Plus! 25mm Jablite on the Van sides, above, and in the rear door and 50mm celotex on the tub sides with 50mm jablite on top of the seat boxes. 18mm chipboard bed base on top of the seatboxes and a mattress on top of that. and it's even fooking warmer... :D
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Sounds warm
 
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