Bazil's 1972 Commer PB

Bit of a funny angle as my drive is quite steep where it is parked.
It is also prior to the thule roof bars being fitted.

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Cool[8D] Head and shoulders in the open air as you're making the bacon butties:)

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Summer's Coming
 
Collected the seats today, considering I thought the advert was just for the front bench seat the auction was for the front bench / bed and also the 2 rear bench seats all newly upholstered and looking great. :p
 
Very nice ! :p

So, back to Panky's question: You're keeping the van then, Bazil?



1965 Commer (1592ccm) series IIa Bluebird Highwayman
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Been a while...

Going to start work on the vans camping interior ready for early spring and was going to put up photos of the progress and also ask for opinions.

I have a few sheets of 1/4" ply, camper insulation, black and anthracite camper carpet and carpet adhesive spray.

I know how I am going to do the sides of the van but I was unsure as to what to use on the floor. Has anybody used 1/4" ply and found it to be ok?
 
I used 12mm on the floor and it feels good and solid. 1/4" might be a bit light but you could always put in down and lay another sheet on top if you find it's not enough.

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Bloody hell its been a while.
New job, better situation and still with a commer!

Decided to get it back on the road and get an interior sorted and finally use it as originally intended.

jobs for the weekend are to:
Fit the seats I bought
charge the battery
order new tyres
Work out what work is required for the mot.
 
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