What did you do to your van today?

[Greengrass]

Engine back in situ re assembling should be fin Fri then mot and chassis wash

You wont be using it much this year your be working as a white van man driver to pay for all of it, And I use the word driver loosely

 

[The laird]

You wont be using it much this year your be working as a white van man driver to pay for all of it, And I use the word driver loosely

Dave you are probably correct ! That's what I like about you nought and that's the polite version ,you are awful but I like you ! As dick emery would say

 

[AlyJay]

You all know that yesterday was National Polish (the front of) your Motorhome day, don’t you? Well today was National Wash Your Motorhome Roof day. Tomorrow might be National Polish Your Motorhome Roof Day. Depends if it’s raining or dry-but-not-sunny.

View attachment 78030

Looks really well.

 

[Exwindsurfer]

I know the theory, but then you have to buy 4 at once.

It's only money Kev lolol

 

[gasgas]

Today is National Polish The Back Of Your Motorhome Day. Many cups of tea will be drunk and maybe a doughnut or two will be eaten to while the hours away.

(You don't get the impression my life is a bit dull do you?)

I keep wondering if there is such a thing as the following:
Mercedes Sprinter Automatic. Or possibly Ford Transit automatic. But the MB was of course better built . . . . . .
Preferably coachbuilt but open to being surprised . . .
Pullman seating - i.e. nearside has a long bench bed, offside has two two seater facing sofas which convert to a large bed, still leaving a gap between beds for gettingupinthenight activities.
Less than 6.6mtr
Within 3500kg
Years about 2010 to 2013 when they got unnecessarily complex computerised engines.

If there ever was such a thing I would like to know, and I would seek it out as the Holy Grail. Other than that I'm not parting with Hardly,, my Automatic Ford Transit with Pullman seating, 5.6 mtr long 3500kg. When did you last see one of those?

EDIT: It is now persistering down with rain so the polishing is hereby on hold . . .