Photos of Tich's pb

Hi all here are a few pics of the pb I bought a few weeks ago. Let me know what you think cheers :)
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Looks good, look forward to seeing it in the flesh.:) I have quite a few new spares for the spacevans. Let me know if you need anything.
 
1982, must be one of the last ones and from what we can see still quite tidy. It's a testament to the original design that our vans had a production run of almost a quarter of a century (I know they were struggling to keep up at the end), not bad for a two ton bun-loaf [^]
 
Hello Tich,
thank you for introducing me to forum, van looks great - all the best with it - do you have much to sort out mechanically?

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Hiya I think it is pretty sound all round. Slight rusting on the bottom of the doors which i am going to get sorted but apart from that it is in good nick all round. I am going to fit some new carpet, curtains and covers on the seats, apart from that I think I got a pretty good deal.
We need to see some photo's of yours now.
 
Hoping to get some pics on later if I can, good luck with the textiles - that is one of the topics I am planning to start about what would be authentic style material for re-covering my bed/seat cushions - first commer had very 70s' plain gold velour of which I have 2 covers left, not the most fashionable fabric to trace now - quite glad 70's coming back into fashion.

Are you going to match up what is there or go pimp my ride with red velvet & diamond studs? (or somewhere sensible in between)

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I am going to make mine quite neutral, a cream colour I think with elasticated edges so they can slip off for washing and when I sleep in her. Your van looks very similar.
I am also taking her to soverign coachworks in hastings who have said they will do the doors once i get the skins off Woolfy.
 
sounds tasteful, don't recommend cream for the carpet though if that had been considered - not ideal for muddy campsites!
 
looks like you got a good'un there - interesting to see different variations of layouts inside - should come up lovely. Hadn't seen that roof before - has an air of canal boat about it.

I can see that your air intake nose cone is greatly advanced to mine - looks to less of a water trap than the older ones, so hopefully easier to keep rain out of heater
 
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