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Igor · 2018-07-12 16:20:30

Hello everyone, I just joined the forum with my Citroen Dispatch and would like to greet forum members smile

kenbw2 · 2018-07-12 18:32:33

Greetings in return!

Tell us about yourself and your van. Pictures welcome!

luthier · 2018-07-12 18:42:17

Greeting Igor big_smile be nice to see more pics of your van, is it a camper ?

Ricko · 2018-07-13 06:36:31

luthier wrote:

Greeting Igor be nice to see more pics of your van, is it a camper ?

To paraphrase Mark E Smith; if it's me, my sleeping bag and the van, then it's a camper!

smile smile smile

OAT · 2018-07-13 16:57:55

Hello and welcome Igor.

To paraphrase Mae West... "Is that a roof vent or are you just glad to meet us?"

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Igor · 2018-07-14 22:06:02

My name has its roots in Slavic culture, I'm mid age, lorry driver and in general addicted to traveling on two and four wheels. Is my little van a camper? Good question, let's see:

https://postimg.cc/gallery/19uajrod4/

OAT · 2018-07-15 15:00:16

Looks a very useful van.

Just did a long post asking about your bed supports and lost it!

I suppose you use those central cubby boxes to fill the gap between the seats?

kenbw2 · 2018-07-16 23:24:10

That's gorgeous - it looks in amazing nick for its age. How many miles has it got on it?

My favourite part is your self contained kitchenette, but I'm also eyeing up your rear seats a bit.

I notice you have the sticky out section for the rear seat belt. Could you cut that out and move your kitchenette to gain some valuable extra inches?

Igor · 2018-07-17 16:48:59

Upper part of the central "console", the armrest box is removable and fit the gap between seats. The mileage is very low, around 48.000 miles. Hard to believe but the van was a spare vehicle at care home and was left into bushes for a long time. Good points: low mileage, bad points: rotten exhaust, rotten subframe and a lot of other parts. Rear seats were originally as a second row of seats in Mazda Bongo.

luthier · 2018-07-17 19:41:34

Igor wrote:

Upper part of the central "console", the armrest box is removable and fit the gap between seats. The mileage is very low, around 48.000 miles. Hard to believe but the van was a spare vehicle at care home and was left into bushes for a long time. Good points: low mileage, bad points: rotten exhaust, rotten subframe and a lot of other parts. Rear seats were originally as a second row of seats in Mazda Bongo.

Nice van big_smile I've always wondered about these wheelchair vans with the lowered rear floor hmm where do you get an exhaust for them ? I have thought about buying one but was unsure about the exhaust ...

tee_cee · 2018-07-17 21:26:16

luthier wrote:

Igor wrote:
Upper part of the central "console", the armrest box is removable and fit the gap between seats. The mileage is very low, around 48.000 miles. Hard to believe but the van was a spare vehicle at care home and was left into bushes for a long time. Good points: low mileage, bad points: rotten exhaust, rotten subframe and a lot of other parts. Rear seats were originally as a second row of seats in Mazda Bongo.
Nice van I've always wondered about these wheelchair vans with the lowered rear floor where do you get an exhaust for them ? I have thought about buying one but was unsure about the exhaust ...

WAV exhausts are expensive - I was getting quotes for £750 for middle & rear box. Went for a 'boy racer' stainless steel custom job with lifetime warranty for £300. tbh suits me better to pay upfront and not have to worry about getting it fixed on the road.

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