Very easy fit, and a geat mod. I fitted one, with help from Simon's Fact Sheet. A couple of tips: the Bongo wires are very thin, so Scotchlocks don't always make contact with the conductor, even though they have locked on to the insulated bit of the cable. There are 2 Blue/White wires behind the das...

Since you've got it, I think you may as well fit it.

At the very least you will have some space in a drawer/shelf, and it may just save the day.

Cook Real Burgers?

Could Roast Bangers?

Canned Round Beans?

Best to give plent of warning, the phones could be busy.

We're going.

If you do use hydrochloric don't breathe the fumes.

Shouldn't be a problem to go on and fit the blanking plates anyhow. Allan's did ours and it's definitely a good mod.

Walk quietly away from the Bongo, once you are at least 100 yards clear you can start to run, before the removed lighter socket goes off.

Seriously, good job done, and dead cheap.

Fingers crossed Butt, seems like you caught it. Let us know how you do.

Watch it don't melt the plastic Max. (And schhh, it may not be legal, but that's our little secret.)

Should make going backards less tricky.

This one's a gem, Good Beer Guide listed, basic camping field next door.

http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/599519

Probably need your own Portaloo, and hours about 12.00-15.00 then 19.00-23.00.

Near Buxton.

Bad luck.

Hope it isn't too bad.

I'm rather with Mr Munkey here. What's the benefit of buying this one?

You will be dragging round all the extra weight of a 4wd, with none of the up side.

If it's REALLY cheap go ahead, otherwise there's plenty out there just now.

Oh yes, warm welcome, and where are you?

Glad it went well guys, and sorry we couldn't make it, but we were Bongoing a little bit North of Somerset, with well known forum members.

Look great though.

Hello Dave, nice to see you all down here.

Genuine point, someone may have hearing/speach challenges, but most people could ask a friend to call.

The crowd on here would help out if that were the case.