The GASWAGON (act III)

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Spats are looking very nice!
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hehe
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Do i need that top bit replacing then?
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yes with the one I have in the picky plus the mounting as shown :lol:
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AH! :lol:
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metalmick8y wrote: this is the other rack :wink: it sits a bit lower i think which is not a bad thing
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it does, looks better for it too :ok
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Well cleaned these up to refit
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i have taken templates so can now offer them in 1.5mm steel.
i questioned wether they do any good and can confirm that with them in place and the outer wing cut away i was suprised how mmuch rigidity they gave to the inner panel, i then removed them and it was just floppy,so yes they do stiffen it up considerably and no doubt vw in their wisdom thought so too
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os flap refurbished and fitted :D
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it is now very well mounted and secure
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mix of fresh mushroom pasta and savoury mince pie (my local as the prop is italian and knows how to cook ) :D
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cooler back out to finalise stuff in here
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flap fitted
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note the bracket now fixes to the lug i added to the cowl
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Si continued the theme by using very nice cap heads here :D
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very minimal rubber coat added along the under siide edges so its not really seen
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onwards we go
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well busy day but little to show worth pickying, finished the internal panels and ran a bead of sika round and brushed it in
then a quick dab of blue
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sorted
fitted the rear flap and plate carrier together with the foam :lol:
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all slider seals and stuff fitted and done
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seals fitted to cab doors prior to rehanging,ive treated the inner front skin as it will do no harm
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same on the A posts
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Ah! Now I'm not viewing that on my phone, I can work out what it is! :lol:
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Well you enjoy "hanging" around today :lol:
made the new one look like a new one even though it had to be repainted and treated :wink:
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slight work needed on the hole placement :shock: eeeeelongations
but now fitted and looks really good , the rubber straking strip really suits
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now when you start hooking up your caravan,try to get it right and not do the same to the new bumper,yes i know the rubber strip will help but......
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shed damage :rofl
now there are the swan neck tow bars and there are these
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the vw bumpers is for the former :cry: so i had to modify to fit,not a lot but enough to clear. so what should have been an hours work turned into 2. live and learn
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getting there nicely
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dream of hols, pepper and onion picked a minute ago along with toms and courgettes + fresh pasta,
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but slumming it here :D still no site fees
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Bit of a pain with the bumper :roll: Do like the rubber strip on it though, And non of that old bumper damage was me!!

oo al fresco dinner!
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lloydy wrote:And non of that old bumper damage was me!!
That's what they all say. :twisted:
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yip with the aroma of honeysuckle and a bottle of JC fizzy hehe
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japio wrote:
lloydy wrote:And non of that old bumper damage was me!!
That's what they all say. :twisted:
and thats what everyone says to me!! :lol:
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