Katy, Freshly rescued

the original one, was going to change it but it seems to be running lovely, we've put electric fan and electric water pump, new rad and a thorough service so we'll give it the benefit of the doubt, (also run out of money for a donor engine!!! :eek:)
 
Looks amazing, I like how you've kept a hint of the flutes :)

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no offence to anyone elses van but that has got to be the best looking commer van i have seen[^];)[8D]

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[8D]Oh my God.........that is totally and absolutely gorgeous[:0]
The bunloaf has been turned into a confection of iced perfection. I love it and I want it[^][^][^]:p[8D][:0][^]:p:):D

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thank you very much guys, i keep flicking between the old pics and the new, can't beleive its the same van myself, she'll be home in the next couple of weeks, the pop top gets a coat of paint next week.
 
Wow! How have I managed to ignore this thread for the last 11 pages?! I love what you've done and the final product looks very well put together, I salute you sir.
 
Wow love it it reminds me a little or viper striper at the front witch I must add is a very cool look and the flush finish on the side skirts looks very nice love it well done
 
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the original one, was going to change it but it seems to be running lovely, we've put electric fan and electric water pump, new rad and a thorough service so we'll give it the benefit of the doubt, (also run out of money for a donor engine!!! :eek:)



Did you fit a Davies Craig water pump, I'd be very interested in how you positioned it. I fitted one also (it's great) but had to move the rad forward to fit it in. I'd like to move the rad back a bit as the air flow isn't as good as it should be so any info will be duly copied:)

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That's an amazing transformation you have made there. The modifications are subtle and just right. You would probably have to stand it next to a a standard van to notice them all. The front end looks great and I particularly like the treatment of the rear lights.

How did you decide upon the colour of the wheels? I would never have considered that combination, but it just looks right. :p

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Amazing[8D]
Somehow i missed this and have just seen the pix for first time[:0]
You must be well chuffey:D
I love the back lights, i think it really suits the van to a tee. The front end is a little like what i am currently doing to Iceman but without the extra lights. I have also modded the front valance to be 'flush' with the front panal.
Really great work and so quick:p[8D]
Love it, great work and nice to see well done mods that are not too precious to the original. What is the interior going to be like? If its anything like the exterior it will be special and just a little different:)

Well...alright then, maybe just a little...
 
Once again thanks for all the positive comments :)
Panky, Yes i've gone for the davies craig as the comments i read were all positive also knowing it was tried and tested on harvey, it's been attached to a bracket on the drivers side of the bay, the old pump pretty much fell apart when i disconnected the rad so we've used the innards (with some slight modifications) but she is yet to have a full on road test so fingers are still crossed on that one, the rad is still mounted in the same position but should get plenty of cool air via the modified scoop. I will be more than happy to get some pics up, will be able to next week some time.

RV, I'll come clean on the colour of the wheels, I didn't choose it, my friend (who has done most of the work) thought it would really work with the subtle colour of the body, couldn't be much better tbh , we're chuffed.

Iceman, Yeah I've been thinking long and hard about the interior and would like it to be light and modern, but nothing is set in stone so it will be very much trial and error!
 
It took a little bit of figuring out when I fitted my lekky pump, be careful you dont get a stagnant point on the by-pass hose and heater. I did away with it and made a new thermostat housing, running the supply to the heater from there and back to the pump suction. I did run a new by-pass to the pump suction but I don't think is was necessary, just drill a hole in the stat.

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