Bonnie

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Originally posted by Gladys

Bonnie is beautiful,

I'll swap you my new wheels :p

Gladys :)

I mean Compo



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Wow, what a surprise you buying this after your mega efforts on Harvey, but I can really see you and Barb in this beauty. Got any interior pics???
 
Thanks Adam, it was an easy decision, if a hasty one, once we'd seen her:) The way we look at it is that Bonnie is a caravan on wheels, loads of space and that extra bit of convenience for longer trips when time isn't a problem whereas Harvey is a true camper - go anywhere fairly quickly and economically for those weekends when you just want to get away and have some fun[8D]
There are some inside pics on page one:I

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How did I miss those?! Looks very cosy. Anyway, I like your thinking. You have the best of both worlds which is also two Commers. Double win!
 
quote:
Originally posted by Gladys

Bonnie is beautiful,

I'll swap you my new wheels :p

Gladys :)

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Recieved a delivery from Martin today, the most perfect front inner cill you can imagine, a work of art[^] Just need some dry weather to stick it on:I

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Yo bet it is, all this new metal waiting to go on and I haven't had a chance to cut the bad stuff out yet[V]

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Panky, can I just say excuse me for my ignorance. :I My visits to the forum during the last three months have been few and far between, so the catch-up game has been difficult.

And I just saw your new beauty for the first time 20 minutes ago, and have now read through all the posts and seen all the pictures.

CONGRATULATIONS !!!!! :):):):) I'm so happy on your behalf.

And welcome to the coachbuilt brigade. Being Panky, I know that the choice of conversion was not accidental or a spur of the moment thing. I'm sure the possible candidates had been picked and rated a long time ago, so when this opportunity presented itself it was probably just a matter of do or don't. And I'm glad you did !

Really looking forward to see it in the flesh !

And I must say that I like the Martin Walter-style 'faux' wood side decor.. :p
 
Thanks Jostein[8)] I've long been an admirer of the Jennings conversion with its classic styling that suits the Commer perfectly and came close on a couple of occasions to taking the plunge but I wasn't quite ready. But when Bonnie came along it had to be done, I wasn't going to let the oportunity slip by. In my humble opinion I recon I've got the best conversions there are for panel van and coach built, an Autosleeper and a Jennings, both reknown for their use of quality materials and workmanship, so I'm more than happy with my lot - do I sound very smug:I
The side sweeps are painted dark brown but the pictures in the brochure I have suggest that they were originally white - I might go back to original one day[8D]

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Originally posted by Jostein

Another testament to prove that this was indeed not not a purchase on a whim ;)

I love it ! (but wouldn't swap)





;) me too

Moley and Brian the Snail :)

1965 Series IIA Bluebird Highwayman
 
shrunk in the wash awesome :D

Commer Dandy by Dandy Caravans now Riva Dandy
The Colonel Mustard six speed
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Member of the 6 speed club.
 
Only if I loose a lot of weight (and height) and get a push:)
But Mini-Bonnie usually comes along with us:)

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