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The damnable DVLA are at it again!! For many a long year I have been a subscriber to the Classic & Sports Car magazine because of my almost from the cradle interest in “classic cars” of which over the years I have owned a few, however back to the title of this post “the damnable DVLA are at it...

So great to see how you are getting on with your enormous project that is oh so filled with pride.

I agree totally Phil, but as for MarkJ's choice of roads, no matter what I disagree...................... sorry! Phil

I can understand that the first part of your North to South journey is almost moronically boring until you reach the central Loire areas, but from then on you should be in virtually guaranteed good weather and the scenery is almost always out of this world and so worth seeing. There are several...

I will second your thoughts Phil, I used to live there and only very rarely ever used the damnably expensive autoroutes that also gobbled far more fuel than the other excellent roads! We always found that even if we were in a hurry the amount of time we ever saved by using an Autoroute just...

But how well were the windows installed for one added to which I for one would never go for that type of window (not double glazed), sorry Kev but the whole thing looks shabby and in my mind of questionable quality.

I would say that botched up job of a conversion is more than somewhat steeply priced when you consider the fact that most would want to strip everything out and start all over again! Furthermore and going by the MOT history the van hasn't been exactly loved having patently had a hard life. Phil

Are you keeping a close eye on the weight Darren? I only ask as you make mention of an oak sideboard and oak, most especially solid oak is very heavy, but by the way you are going to end up with one very spacious interior and as for the size of the loo compartment, well it looks bigger than...

I have seen and heard good reviews of this company over the years...

This is one of the replies I have received so far:- "It's not difficult but you need to be careful as it's heavy. If you have a pair of adjustable axle stands (ideally with screw adjustment) it makes life easier for supporting the door. The attachments are obvious, work from the top with at...

I wil ask on one of the specific FB groups.

There are several YouTube guides, but when searching I suggest you list all the Sevel makes and models. Mind you, I have never heard of a 2015 H2L33, I honestly didn't know they had ever made such a long van :unsure: Phil

As always when applying any type of adhesive ensure all the surfaces are spotlessly clean & grease free prior to using it.

Thanks for that Phil, my time to sell isn't just yet, but who knows when it will be and now I have the link. Phil

If you are able to light the pilot light on gas then this side of the fridge is working. If you are able to do so, hook your van up to a direct 230V supply, lights should come on, on the display panel and you ought to be able to set a temperature. As for running it on gas and due to the age of...

You need to be following the truly amazing TOTAL build by one of our long standing and exceptionally highly regarded members. The build is there listed under the name of "Well I have gone & bought our next van, although it's not a van yet". His name is DARCAR

And guess what, I had 2 emails arrive overnight from them addressed to my old user name Buzzy-Beans. I know Squiffy and I both know why we left the SBMCC along with amongst others, Listerdiesel and were instrumental in the setting up of another group which is still in existance and then hey-ho...

Darren I don't know where you live but I do know there is one of the very best spray foam installers located in Sheffield https://www.oneinsulation.co.uk/, there are also quite a few others located around the country, most especially close to any of the large junctions of the canal network as so...

What plans do you have to smooth off the sides to give your amazing creation an overall more finished effect?

Brilliant Phil, now if you can please write a similar guide for the Renault Master, Ford Transit & Merc. Sprinter as you know there will be many very grateful members having the information to hand!! Only joking of course. Phil