The Split Screen Van Club

Off the back of this, when the seals are placed in, do they form a continuous seal around the door; from top to bottom?

55 grand buys a lot of weekends in a B&B They’re not for me, I’d pay half that and get a Transit or a Movano which will be cheaper to buy, cheaper to maintain, more reliable and they all look basically the same. I agree. Depreciation is significantly greater however, but, as you say, you pay more i...

Yeah. Good luck in court next week

I've got splittie mugs coming out of my 4rse I've got that many
Every year I say not to bother and every year I get some useless, worthless splittie twaddle sh1te

I took the new Cali camping this week. Yes, the bed is bigger. In fact they both are! Yes, the remote controlled heating is amazing Yes not having to move things about is better But, the internal lights are too bright, even when dimmed But the seating arrangement is far from cosy But the fridge is c...

A set recently sold on the samba for $1500. They were completely mint with original Sigla glass also. THey also came with the aluminium frames to fit to the vehicle

What flatbeat said. Mine is lockable and it certainly adds another level of security

flatbeat wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 20, 2018 2:34 pm

I've got HE's on my turbo header

How well does it work? My cab gets freezing!!

This is my "back end"

I know EXACTLY how you feel!!!! but I had to sell one to finance the other.... :( still...there are advantages I keep convincing myself... but its not the same feeling at all... I'm in a lucky position so have kept the splittie. Now it'll only get used in the summer and for relatively short jaunts ...

No surprises there. Does anyone talk to you at petrol stations? Does anyone take your photo at traffic lights or on the motorway? Does anyone say my Dad/Uncle/mate's Dad/neighbour had one of those when I was a kid.. ...... sometimes however it can be a right pain in the 4rse. Particularly at rounda...

I've owned my SO42 for 19 years, importing it from USA in September 1999 for the princely sum of US$5000 Adding up my bills, in that time I've spent just north of £60k on it. [Air-ride, Turbo, Charge-cooled, EFI, 310BHP, maintenance, upkeep, the list goes on and on.] When I drive it in the wet I get...

dsbus wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 28, 2018 11:23 am

Stephbong wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 28, 2018 7:53 am

I totally Agree I like stickers too !
I'm in the mounting, alone won't be a problem but I need my two hands

Post some photos of your buses with scoops

hehehehehehe. How about I trade ya. Pictures of the bus with the scoops in the Pyrenees for some stickers

Same here. Araldite steel fitted whilst on vacation in France last year.

One year on and they're still good and that's driving around at 50-60 with them open!

.... helpful video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFqYondiR2M

I had a read up on the Safari's leaking and found that a lot of people rated "butty bits" safari seals. Speaking from experience I would recommend them. I'd say the reduced my leak by a good 90%. I bought some "butty bits" safari seals quite sometime ago. They worked "OK" This is made worse by the ...