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Kev, Thought I'd check out your resto thread after you mentioned it when you picked the gear stick up. There's some good work gone in there and it looks stunning mate. Good luck with getting the 72 sorted. Regards Gus.

That's pretty much what I'm looking at doing. Getting one sent to my cousins house & picking it up when I go on holiday in a couple of months. I was wondering about the weight of them and that seems pretty reasonable to me. :)

that's a lovely looking bus you've got there, enjoy. :D

sweet looking ride dude. :D

^^^^^What they all said. my front sits around an inch higher, then levels off when i get in. i've been assured that it's perfectly normal.

glad you had a good time mate. i'll try & get to a meet at the dudley arms at some point, it's only down the road from me. the trouble is i work away through the week & they never seem to be on when i'm off work.

will txt you or speak to you at work mate. Gus.

Did any of you go to the meet(s) & how were they?

could be interested in a LHD locking or Non locking, price dependant.

sorry, can't make the meet. my engine's still in bits. :(

Try having a search of the threads over on the late bay. I'm sure that I saw one about them not so long ago over on that site.

if you gift the money then you have to pay a small fee. be careful though, if you gift them the money & they decide not to send the goods you'll have trouble getting trying to get money back.

If you're in no rush then I'd sit and wait out for a bargain to turn up. I got a full length westy rack off ebay for a bargain price. Patience will save you money in the long run.

ha ha ha, they've just had this debate over on the late site & it's proper divided opinions. :lol: I've got a LHD US import & i love it. :D driving on the other side doesn't bother me one bit. it's not like i'm overtaking much.

£1400???????????????????????????????????????????? Ouch, i feel your pain.

i just used filler to cement the badge into position as the badge is light. not one for the purists i know, but it works & don't look like falling off.

i remember those rivnuts being a right pain in the arse to get out. i drilled through the centre of them with ever increasing sized drill bits until the metal was thin enough to collapse with a set of grips, then pulled them out. the holes that were left were in the same position needed for...

No worries, you're welcome. there's a seal you can get for the inside that hides the screws & finishes it off. they cost about £35 from all the usual suspects. But at that price i'm happy looking at the screws. :lol:

it's easy enough to do mate. when i did mine i drilled 4-5 holes on the horizontal rims & 3 on the vertical rims then got some self tappers to fit from B&Q. i think i used a 3.5/4 mm drill bit. can't remember the exact size of self tapper though.

Ha ha ha. :D That'd be about right. :)