Put a few photo's of my bay pop top and Jurgens in the introductory section.Delilah asked for a few extra photo's.So here you are.Needs a bit of TLC on the exterior but we are getting there. Hope there's not too many. Interior before Interior during Interior After,still needs a few tweeks. Few more on the go.
Found a couple in a barn in the UK that were in a right state and far too expensive.Found this in Belgium and drove it back
Hi @skirk Do you still have the cupboards over the sink and hob that slant out at an angle? If so what do you guys do about securing your crockery etc, I'm stumped!
We just shove it in and hope for the best. To be honest we don't have a lot of problems. The plates we have fit flat on the top shelf and most of our glasses and mugs stay upright. I don't have the proper Jurgens crockery as the van I looked at with that was a load of crap and he wanted 10k as it was so original. Didn't think the crockery added the extra 6k !!!!!
WHAT!!!! Wow, that would have been extreme I kind of thought that might be the case. We have square plates from JK and they just don't fit laying down which is a pain. I suppose if I just shove everything in tight enough it won't be able to wobble around
We have little plastic baskets that we pack the vinegar etc in . Lie the plastic 'champagne' flutes down. Then your method of cramming everything in is a well tried and tested method
Mrs K's handi work on the fabrics. I took all the interior out, sanded and re stained. At some point I want to re roof but with no leaks I am going to leave alone for at least 12 months. Then re roof and replace some of the bottom wood frame that I know has deteriorated. Oh and put a hand basin in the 'bathroom'.
Now that is a good idea! I've put a portaloo in ours and you almost smash your face on the 'sink/trough' when you sit down I like the idea of the fold up sink in this ridiculously priced Karmann, even though it's probably too new looking to work: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/261887624535?redirect=mobile
