No problem. Looks like I've run aground until I get some photos in here anyway. It was expected. I thought I'd at least try to get a couple pre-orders so I don't wind up eating it on unwanted prototypes.
Hell, I'll sell knob-warmers at this point. I'm not proud. But I'm sure you wouldn't want to pay all that shipping for something so readily available locally.
Take it here and let them measure it up. cheap and good. Tarpaulin Supply & Repair Co Ltd Tarpaulin Manufacturer in Birmingham View others nearby Add review 51 Tyburn RoadBirminghamWest MidlandsB24 8NP View on map T: 0121 327 2110 F: 0121 327 0429
Well, every time a sit down to order the fabric for my prototype tent I think of 40 other little things I need first. Thread for one. Who knew heavy duty thread was so expensive?! I needed more bobbins, bias tape makers, the light bulb burned out, I blew the bobbin rewinding tire,... Stupid little things draining my tent fund. But I'm close. My tent fabric finally came today. Clearly I was feeling whimsical when I ordered it, but it's a great match. It even coordinates with the green/brown Westy plaid. (no small feat) It's a nice medium weight poly-blend, indoor/outdoor, UV resistant canvas. Sturdy enough without the bulk of heavy cotton canvas used by most others. I ordered a thin olive green curtain material, but it was just bit too blue/grey, so I'll have to order something else. Now I just need clear vinyl for the windows, zippers, Velcro, and tape and I can begin. Just as soon as I figure out how to make that d@mn platform. Been putting that off. I have an idea that involves the use of the upper engine hatch. Do all buses have that, or just the later ones?