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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 05 Oct 2012, 21:03
by Plasticman
the last picky,,, your work shows up the scabby stitching on the seat :rofl :ok
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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 15 Oct 2012, 20:15
by Dazco
Now got 240 volt hook up in and almost got all the 12 volt system sorted. Hope to be away in her in just under 2 weeks for a well earned break . I'll get some piccies tomoro

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 13:05
by Dazco
made a new dash tidy today, better than than that plastic crappy thing :roll:
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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 15:51
by T'Onion
Well done mate :ok

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 18:42
by Dazco
Cheers Tonion, giz a wave if you see me round sheff

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 19:05
by phredd
We over here in RUNCORN want to see the finished job.
It looks 100% now. Is it finished or are you still at it.
Love to the Good Lady Andrea.
Cheers Fred & Dot.

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 20:31
by Dazco
Hiya Fred, she's around 90 percent done . I've still got the louvre window surround to make and a few other bits like the front cab around the drivers seat . I have been given orders that she's gotta be done for Halloween weekend when she's gonna be having her first camping expedition to Masham.

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 20:44
by James.rigby
The dash tidy looks awesome how/what did you make it?

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 21:01
by Dazco
Hi James it's a piece of 12 mm ply with grooves cut out with the router. Then a piece screwed along the front and bits cut to fit the slope along the sides. It was all covered with spray adhesive then stretchy carpet applied and pressed into the indentations. In all it took a couple of hours to make. I'll take some pics of it in the van when I get chance .

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 21:05
by James.rigby
Yea if you could mate looks a lot more sturdier and 1000 times better than the plastic type. Might have to steal your idea if that's ok! :ok

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 16 Oct 2012, 21:37
by Dazco
No probs mate , to get the shape use a piece of paper pressed onto the dash and trace a line round the inside profile ( you'll understand when you have a look) go as far as the speaker grill . If you haven't got a router you could use a piece of 3mm ply then add a piece of 12 glued to it with cut outs done with a jigsaw .

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 14:24
by Dazco
couple more for you. if you need any more info let me know
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Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 17 Oct 2012, 18:54
by boxer
I'm going to have to love mine a lot before I get into that level of fix. Mines had a very cheap set of essential welding one new panel an very cheap respray (Gill doesn't like white vans!) and a DIY fast interior clean and recover (in process.). If it lasts three years and we fall in love with it then I might start something like this. I'll have to pay a welder mind! Excellent job mate wish I had a wifee who would put up with me starting something like that let alone finish. She's even changed her mind about making the curtains just keeps coming home with bleeding cushions!!!!!AGhh!

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 12:55
by Dazco
Just had first weekend away in jambo in Masham and everything worked well. Had to have the fan heater on overnight as it was in the minus figures and there was a light covering of snow when we got up on the morning. Did 175 miles and we loved it . The dogs loved it .

Re: Jambo, being tarted up abit

Posted: 28 Oct 2012, 13:43
by phredd
You worked for it. You needed it. You enjoyed it. The dogs enjoyed it.
The question I now ask is >>> Did Andrea enjoy it ??
Fred
:D :ok