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Looks really well, and now....to get on the road at last, can't beat it, Happy travels. (y)

I like the first design, but it's your van, your choice. Are you using a royal blue something like the Ford blue, that will sit so well with the silver. Looking forward to seeing the final result. (y)

Lisinopril, cost me three emergency rush's to hospital, one in Rouen, next one in Koblenz, then back in Blighty, and it's left me with a legacy, every so often it kicks off for no apparent reason.

Using a Sharpie to mark where the dial sits! why did I not think of that, when I attach my van to electricity, I usually put the fridge (Waeco CR 50) on full to get it as cold as possible, then move it back to where I think I like it, sometimes my head hurts overthinking things.:unsure:

Got my single seat from an online scrappy, £80 delivered to my door. I have an Iveco Daily and sadly, not so many "goodies" available for my van, but I do like the "veccy".

Marie, I think the the job you are thinking of is do-able, but you would benefit from being under cover and it will be a ***** of job to do.

Marie... you're back, thought you had left the planet, glad you're back.

Any self builders might want to be aware of this stuff, I got it from a self builders outlet online, and after second time of failing I've discovered why. This stuff actually absorbs water over a period of time and becomes spongy. I had used it for my mini-heki, so for now I've done a temporary...

What a load of Faff, and if its persistently.........well I put my hands up, I definitely could not manage in the Kangoo. :scared:

This is the C-Tek batt to batt charger with the appropriate size cables and fuses. As Phil says, these amperages are not to be taken lightly, so if you're not sure, get some help and stay safe.

To John1974, you say your woodwork skills aren't very good, well neither are mine, but I don't give a rats wotsit. What anyone thinks of my skills or lack of them is totally irrelevant, my van works for me, I like my van, it's paid for, and it didn't cost a Kings ransom. My van gets me and Mr...

Good choice of van, but then I'm biased. :drive:

Not working for me. :cry:

I like camo, but prefer green camo, and I would much prefer paint, goes round curves no problem. Surprising the results you can get with paint and a foam roller.

Know what you mean, mine just totally disappears at night.

My van is red, very red, but other campers never seem to see me, so I presume most people just see a commercial van, which suits me just fine.

Coming on very nicely. I prefer non-white as well :drive:

Mini Heki for me, and its over the kitchen area, which is great for when I'm cooking.

Had to google that, I didn't know what it was.....another piece of information I won't be needing, ah well. :have fun:

If you do source an Iveco, and you want to replace the twin passenger seat for a single, a drivers seat will fit straight in, and you would need to sort the passenger seat warning light on the dash, which is what I had to do.