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Robo-van's van

Postby Robo-van » Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:13 pm

A few years ago.
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The steering foot pedal
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June 2005
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Was given these wheels from a scraped camper, did a straight swop for my old standard Tranny wheels.

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After a good sanding and spraying.

End of August 2005
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Sun Visor fitted

Sept. 2005
Wheelchair lift.
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Body Kit going on

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Rust removed & ealed

Half the rear kit.
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Rear bmper
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Side panels & skirts
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And the side door still opens :roll:
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Bumper fitted & sprayed.
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Bullbars fitted
click here for pic :D

I've tried strinking this photo but its still too big, sorry guys.

Mirrors on & much better vision
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At last, March 07
Quad lights fitted........

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Latest addition - April '07

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Re: Robo-van's van

Postby Luke » Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:21 pm

Robo-van wrote:did a straight swop for my old standard Tranny wheels
Well mate judging on what those wellers fetch on ebay i'd say you got a very good deal!!! they look loads better than the "temporary" hub caps!! :D

Look forward to seeing more piccs mate!! 8)
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Postby Valsheda » Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:27 pm

NICE VAN AND THE SUNVISOR LOOKS COOL , YOU HAD A RESULT WITH THOSE WHEELS EH :D IS THAT A CUSTOM MADE NUDGE BAR ON THE TOP OF YOUR BUMPER ?????
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Postby Robo-van » Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:40 pm

Valsheda wrote:
IS THAT A CUSTOM MADE NUDGE BAR ON THE TOP OF YOUR BUMPER ?????



Yes, I had it made but I'm probably taking it off when the body kit is on, or try and get it chromed.
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Postby Luke » Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:46 pm

Do the wellers fit inside the arches? I put my wellers from my mk1 onto a mk3 and they stick out by about 1" but yours look further in :?
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Postby Robo-van » Mon Sep 19, 2005 10:55 pm

Luke wrote: Do the wellers fit inside the arches? I put my wellers from my mk1 onto a mk3 and they stick out by about 1" but yours look further in

Theres about half inch of the tyre sticking out on the rear but I held the body kit in place today and once that is fitted, the wheels will be inside the body.

All I am trying to find now are those quad headlights that you found on ebay but I wasn't on line much then due to personal issues so I missed out. :x
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Postby Luke » Mon Sep 19, 2005 11:07 pm

Robo-van wrote:Theres about half inch of the tyre sticking out on the rear

Interesting cos mine fit fine on the back (narrower axle) but stick out on the front :? either way you need a good offset like on those wheels to fill out the bodykit!!! make sure you get some piccys on here when its fitted!! 8)

Robo-van wrote:All I am trying to find now are those quad headlights that you found on ebay

have you read the rest of this posttheres some more details in there!!! :D
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Postby custom » Sun Jan 07, 2007 6:26 pm

how hard was it to fit the kit ve just ordered mine and cant wsait for it too arrive
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Re: bodykit

Postby Robo-van » Sun Jan 07, 2007 7:01 pm

custom wrote:how hard was it to fit the kit ve just ordered mine and cant wsait for it too arrive


Wasn't too bad but you get no bolts or anything with it.
I used pot rivets on the side then long bolts for front and rear skirts.
Theres a bit of cutting to get the front to fit nicely & I removed the tow hoop from the front.

All I can say is take it slow and lay it around the van before you start drilling & cutting.
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Postby bigmastif » Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:22 pm

so is the van near completion then robo-van ? last update was yrs ago :lol:
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Postby BigMac » Sun Jan 07, 2007 10:39 pm

well m8 i take my hat off to you what a grand job you are doing i know how hard it is doing the work yourself . i look forward to seeing the van finished BIG WELL DONE
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Postby Robo-van » Sun Jan 07, 2007 11:10 pm

It could do with a full respray but I haven't the cash.
I need to fill around the side where the rain has rusted it but guess not much will happen until the weather gets better.
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Postby MONDYMANv6 » Mon Jan 08, 2007 12:07 am

looks like your transit is coming along reall nice :D

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Postby Robo-van » Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:51 pm

Not posted anything for a while 'cos i've not done much until this week.
But the lights make the van look differant, I think.
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Postby transitgeoff » Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:59 pm

looks good mate, at least you havent tried to put a smiley grill on there, i much prefer the mk3 grill to the smiley 8)
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