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Budgie7 wrote:Good video Jed, you make it look so easy and organised. Oh and how do you order the weather .

Hehehehehe... The sun always shines down south, didn't you know that

Jed

Do you have to have the awning fully out? Or can you roll it back in a bit when the legs are free? You have to have it all of the way out, not sure why you would need to just have it out a fraction of the way at any time. Here is a video of us using one last weekend for a better idea, http://camper...

The CVC Fitting brackets are not like the Fiamma ones. The CVC ones sit the awning higher so the rooms and stuff fit on 2wd vans and the bag sits up away from rubbing on the top of the sliding door. They also angle the awning out away from the roof so that the pop top roofs can be lifted with no cat...

Just to add something a little different to the mix. This is us last weekend with the CampervanCulture.com ARB awning set up for T25's, 2500 x 2500. http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a524/CampervanCulture/P1070908_zpsqphd2nxx.jpg http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a524/CampervanCulture/P1070913_z...

Looks cool, especially with the Landy mirrors

Jed

Just a little heads upon these inflatable awnings. We had a stall working next to a company that sells these at VW show last year. The bloke working on it slept inside the awnings at night and It rained in the night. The next morning when we woke up early we watched them frantically running around e...

Fancy a fixed awning to go on the side of my rhd tin top, with a complete room. any thoughts or comments would be appreciated before I shell out and dosh, Thanks Barry Hi Barry At CampervanCulture.com we have designed a fitting kit so an ARB Australian awning we supply and also sell with the fittin...

Here's a clip of Dom's syncro getting stuck in the river Jed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX6CcqzJVM4" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :rofl Bloody hell, he did a proper job of that :shock: Did the fuel tank get water in it? At 7.59 onwards in this video is when we visit...

That place is Epic, we went last year on the way up to the Glen Coe Mountain rescue event. If you follow the river there are some nice crossings and tricky little sections that are quite fun to drive.

Jed

You get what you pay for

Jed

They are not all flimsy, the German style ones with the fold down table are usually the best quality ones and can be really useful. That's the one I have (LHD version, but fine for RHD too) Have you got any pictures of it fitted? I am interested to see how this would work on a right hand drive van....

Dutchdude wrote:This is very tempting, never been to the meeting, but travelled through Devon last summer and really liked it. Count me in, need to be in the UK the week after anyway.

Welcome home brother.

Jed

They are not all flimsy, the German style ones with the fold down table are usually the best quality ones and can be really useful.

Jed

I keep forgetting you have the 16" van too.

Jed

Wouldn't you consider 15" rims as you need new tyres Shaun? You could add a deeper tyre like a 235/75/15 so you can air down more and get more traction keeping the rim edge further away from rocks and dings. I only wish they did a 14" tyre that had the same rolling radius as the 235/75/15 ...