Yeah man it’s like Commer GoldWow that front panel was a find![]()
Yeah man it’s like Commer GoldWow that front panel was a find![]()
yeah this was my thoughts exactly, the back is made of fibreglass and all the rear floors literally solid, so if i fix up the front cab perfect for my use case. Getting the Pizza oven in a couple of weeks, then the plumbing then its off to the yard for the welding work and respray so im looking forward to it. Ive mocked up how I want it to look when finished and it looks the nuts, well I think it does! Heres what I did with AI.You could spend a lot more welding pieces in and it would never be as good and would rot through again. Good you’re doing a proper job

I had oil in the dash pot. Pretty sure that the thinner vent, is the float chamber and since I capped that off it wont fire up, as soon as i take the cap off that it will start but runs rough as shit. So I'm now assuming that the fatter vent needs to be capped off, and then the thinner one needs to just be left like in the first image?First off was there any oil in the dash pot? and make sure the float chamber vent is not sealed off.
Just ordered one of these along with a new breather pipe, yellow spring and a few other bits, I got in touch with that AC DODD chap and he contacted me via phone and we had a little chat and he gave me some advice on some bits to buy to get it running a little better so fingers crossed in a few days when it all arrives I will have a slightly better running motor!A K&N cone for a 1275 Mini is usually the filter of choice on this conversion.
Or this one, a bit cheaper than the K&N
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It's a tight fit but they will go in.
To be fair the back is basically done, all the plumbing works done, paint works done, ive made my new gas door just havent fitted it yet due to needing to check some regs with my local gas engineer to do with the vents in the door. Then once i get the go ahead, shes off for welding work and respray and her new shiny face. This is why I'm now putting my focus into getting her running as smoothly as possible so I actually make it to the yard, its only about 15 miles but you never know!Fingers crossed. Hopefully the end is in sight![]()