no Bob another Cider and then communicate if in the morning a vegitarian bacon sandwich may help. as a total aside we have an aspire award system in work where a person having done things above the call get £50 voucher or if a group !! 10 off us were offered a lunch but spent 3 days on email debatin...

Bob
if I had 50K to spare would i worry about another 5
I've had my bongo as a 3rd vehicle for 5 yrs

mikeonb4c wrote: ↑Wed Nov 22, 2017 5:32 pm I like the privacy and protection from the elements a driveaway gives.

so do I. with a large enough canopy a popup toilet tent can be fitted in.
With practice refiitng isn't a problem.
PS i also have a fiamma F35 fitted, but not used as often as the drive away.

So with a 1st year tax Rate of #500 and #450 for the next 5 years should i cancel the order for my 50k pound motorhome and use the Bongo for another 10 years. No I wasn't thinking of selling it but repatriating it to a son, but which one, the one with a licience or the one with wander lust and no ab...

never seen hide nor hare them before but seen an thule bike rack on a 97 indigo over silent silver bongo on the M5 (glosterish) southbound today

have a search for bike and rack there is a plethora of posts. Not a mention of thule (tool) in my memory. Be prepared to see lots of pictures that don exist anymore but the fiamma numbers will be important. Fiamma and MUZ maybe a fruitful search as he's written several times.

I have the same conversion as you, but without the centre seat swivel. Are you able to recline the front seats in order to provide extra bed length? we use https://www.worldofcamping.co.uk/outwell-box-single-airbed with a std reverse mid seat (moded rail) gives a long 1.9m where i need it fits/store...

We have a popaloo that we use in a toilet tent for longer periods using : https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m570.l1313.TR1.TRC0.A0.H0.Xdisposa+john.TRS0&_nkw=disposa+john&_sacat=0 One of these types is permamently stored behind our rear facing seats. http://www...

Very interesting Geoff and you are left to wonder what the difference is. I suppose there's a possible long term benefit of one over the other but it might be even harder to establish! You'd soon notice the difference if you ran a performance car designed to use higher octane fuel. My mate had a Su...

An interesting connector. I used the standard in line connector with a 2 way shed rcd box mounted behind the starter battery. allows for entrance of cable via front grill. eg https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2047675.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.X2+Way++Mini+Consumer+Unit.TRS0&_...

There is not a problem fitting a Coolant sensor inside the engine,it can be achieve quite simply in many ways,as a lot of peeps have stated the Doctored gauge is useless ,this is one opertunity to fit the new sensor/sender into the useless gauge position. made me think I use DS18 temperature sensor...

address is correct no changes.thanks. Will end up getting a passport and going to germany before diesels are totally banned. (or am too late?)

Not free a charge of #20 applies and renewal every 10 years. but such is life

Am i from another planet/ time but have i not needed a passport for my own needs since 1980, but work has paid for one for past 20 yrs (ran out 2016) wife still has her Blue one. I was refused hire of some tools because my passport was out of date, but you asked for Photo Id this is me! Do you hones...

I've the new dawn tray as well. My first battery was a yuasa 115amp hr joby. I drove it to a motor factors and said what you got that fits in here. don't slam the lid!!! when i killed it one bank holiday weekend, went to a motor shop in ludlow put it on counter "what you got thats about the sam...