What did you do to your VW today?

I do Love my Camper!!!!

ianclarke1970 wrote:

Will do.  Just need a cup holder for my Campervan.  Last time I had a coffee i place it between my legs but the seats not to big so it fell at the lights and went everywhere. again plus thing with a camper is that I have water on board to sort out the spillage

JK do a great cup holder that fits on the front ashtray. It holds two cups and I've found it invaluable.

Sunny wrote:

JK do a great cup holder that fits on the front ashtray. It holds two cups and I've found it invaluable.

A two cup kinda guy eh?   

Well actually, one hole is used for my drink and the other is used to hold my phone running all the mpg, water temp etc gauges, using a neat mount that slots into drinking cup holders

Ooooooohhhhhhh!

Scooby is being loaded up for 'The most important journey ever on Saturday'
Daughter is getting married and all the suits , my dress, the wedding dress , bridesmaids, Paige boys, suitcases, everything needed will get packed.
Scooby will be greeting all the guests as they enter the hotel , followed by pics with the bride and groom ....... Exciting !!!!

Sunny wrote:

ianclarke1970 wrote:

Will do.  Just need a cup holder for my Campervan.  Last time I had a coffee i place it between my legs but the seats not to big so it fell at the lights and went everywhere. again plus thing with a camper is that I have water on board to sort out the spillage

JK do a great cup holder that fits on the front ashtray. It holds two cups and I've found it invaluable.

Just ordered from JK - goodbye to mug juggling!   

Kaz wrote:

Sunny wrote:

ianclarke1970 wrote:

Will do.  Just need a cup holder for my Campervan.  Last time I had a coffee i place it between my legs but the seats not to big so it fell at the lights and went everywhere. again plus thing with a camper is that I have water on board to sort out the spillage

JK do a great cup holder that fits on the front ashtray. It holds two cups and I've found it invaluable.

Just ordered from JK - goodbye to mug juggling!   

  Good stuff and the best bit is they're a doddle to fit. My kind of mod

lynnand steve wrote:

Scooby is being loaded up for 'The most important journey ever on Saturday'
Daughter is getting married and all the suits , my dress, the wedding dress , bridesmaids, Paige boys, suitcases, everything needed will get packed.
Scooby will be greeting all the guests as they enter the hotel , followed by pics with the bride and groom ....... Exciting !!!!

Have Fun   

New gearknob

Nice '1'.

That's a lovely gear knob you've got there in the perfect shade of yellange.  

A sunny 1   

Scooby had his coat and paws cleaned today  

I made my bike match my camper   

Before


After





I like the gear knob Sunny  

Great idea ST. Liking it.   

Firstly colour co-ordinated Gromits and now bikes. Looks like your going all out to accessorise yourself towards retaining the 'Star Kombi' award.  

harryhornet wrote:

Firstly colour co-ordinated Gromits and now bikes. Looks like your going all out to accessorise yourself towards retaining the 'Star Kombi' award.  

Getting nervous HH?   

Buffing in my dreams ..........   

hey Sky, wow, thats a realy good idea, looks so cool.
see you at sleepover :-) take your bike with you
michel

Went and had a very windy day in Bournemouth, where I picked up this


New SUP

It's not yellange!   

Started to look into my sloppy steering today and as expected there seems to be wear in several places.  The drag link has a little bit too much play for my liking and the steering box itself needed a little adjustment.  Jacking the front up revealed plenty of play in the wheel bearings too but these were easily repacked with grease and adjusted.  It now drives much better but I need to check the tracking and replace the drag link before I can be certain about the rest.

Washing machine noises coming from up front when driving suggested there was air trapped in the radiator.  The water pump in the rear engined Kombi has to send the coolant much further than most vehicles so maintaining system pressure is more difficult.  Removal of the front cover revealed a plastic bleed plug on the top left of the rad that surrendered plenty of air.  Having topped up the coolant in the expansion tank I now need to keep my eyes open for any slow leaks that might have allowed the air to get in there.

Clutch cable was a nice easy thing to adjust at the gearbox end.

Tallulah wrote:

It's not yellange!   

Sadly, no. Only came in the one colour. Well two, if you count the single skin, blue version but I wanted the double skin one.

Here's the board in "transport" mode. Makes it easier to carry in the bay   


How to carry a 10'6" board and paddle

Would be good to see it up close at the Brazi Bay Beach Day
You could even provide a demo   
Roo b Roo