The best part you have bought?

Patina'd splittie I don't like the idea of that

 

But mr butty covers lots of different linkages, some are far from straightforward.

 

billet steel crankshaft pulley with trigger wheel from Mario's Dub shop
CSP bell crank
Stainless Steel system from Bluebird customs

 

JK Stainless Single Quiet Pack exhaust. The end of EMPI rustware.

Genuine Weber 32/36 carb.

1979 vintage AS21 engine block from a bloke on eBay for £51 including 5mm of dirt and alien slime floating inside. So far over 5k miles driven with it. Loads of fun whacking the fins off the cylinders and smashing them getting them off - even with a bit of wood.. Best quality Welsh rust.

 

Stainless Exhaust by Autocavan 20+ years and still er stainless.

 

Mario's a good guy.

 

I was hoping that someone was going to mention one of the ball joint tools I made lol

 

Kind of has to be the Campershak interior, not had a chance to truly appreciate it yet. I would also add in the Retrosounds stereo as a complete package.

Intrigued by these Gene Berg shifters, where do I purchase one of these?

 

You can buy them direct from the States - they're very helpful

 

I'm with @Lasty with another vote for auxiliary heating. Camping has been extended & we don't need a campsite for leccy to keep warm.

 

Believe it or not a set of empi twin 40's and jets for a 2l. Bought from VWH after removing the coughing fi system. They turned my sedate van into something that goes like a train. Only after I followed the set up instructions to the letter though

 

Not best but best value. Picked up a near mint prototype bay passenger seat in original tan basketweave with (removed from the tub) drivers seat runners included off ebay for .........................












...........99p
Bargain! I paid via paypal to avoid the embarassment of handing over the £1 & waiting for my penny change!

 

Yep, give Berg a call in sunny CA. They're used to shipping abroad, and very helpful. Likely to work out cheaper than buying in the UK.

 

@Fil6 .............don't know where abouts you are, but Autohaus Dolby in Sheffield stock them.....well that's according to Hayburner mag.
Matt is a nice helpful guy.

 

Just fitted the brake servo from Alan schofield, went straight on no issues at all, great job

 

Have you removed those rear brake backing plates yet?

 

im in the process of putting it on axle stands now

 

Definitely the Subaru engine about 2 years ago - not bought anything since.