Website

Yes I had to go to forum a couple of days ago via website!wasn't like that last time I looked [^][8D]:):p

"RAN"the van & N0.1
 
I prefer it personally... I hope you guys like it too

Makes it easier to update (speaking of which need to extract more mechanical info!)

And the Manual is available to download along with the Zenith carb manual (thanks to steve!)

If anyone has a parts list let me know and I will try and get that up too.
 
By jove you've been busy, well done it looks a propper job [^](not that it wasn't before :I it's now even more propperer)

'Harvey the RV'
 
It was the same as I had scanned. I need to double check that all the info is the same; if it isn't then I will include both sets of file
 
I agree, a well thought out front page.I cannot fault your work.

:)

Its bound to give you trouble!..thats what you asked for though isnt it!???
 
The site looks great. Very enticing. Thanks for doing it for us. And thanks for the link.

Cheers
Jules

RatSport www.ratsport.co.uk
 
Hi Admin,
New website looks great, well done. Enjoyed looking through pics of members campers. I noticed your 1965 model which you describe as an Autosleeper, it isn't! It's a Car-Camper with the 'Sheerwood' rising roof. The roof is a giveaway, plus the side louvre windows, Autosleepers used sliders.:)
 
Nice work John & Minky..
The site just gets better & bigger!!
I recon there will be a few big meets this year, and a load more
members.. ;)

Thanks for all your hard work..:)

( MBE for efforts in Commer preservation !!):D:D
 
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Originally posted by carcamper

Hi Admin,
New website looks great, well done. Enjoyed looking through pics of members campers. I noticed your 1965 model which you describe as an Autosleeper, it isn't! It's a Car-Camper with the 'Sheerwood' rising roof. The roof is a giveaway, plus the side louvre windows, Autosleepers used sliders.:)



Car camper - you've made my week! I have been trying to find out what conversion the PS was for year - there are two plates that have been painted over but were not etched or stamped so have been thinking of the best way of revealing what was once there to find out the conversion.

Was looking at her again today - you see a lot more of the metal roof on this conversion and the groves in the fibreglass match those on the roof which is a nice touch
 
Really unusual conversion, John treated us to a private viewing, this morning :p
Shame we couldn't read those plates.
Also had a look at Frodo, another unusual conversion, it will be nice to see Frodo and Yori out together this year [8D]
Thanks to Admin and Chasbaps for the hospitality, hope to see you again soon :)
 
The parts list is now available in the Mechanical Section

Thanks to Chris! Let's see how many CDs sell on ebay now?
 
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