Trying to encourage my 10 year old to sleep up top on our upcoming 2night camping trip , The hinged flappy bit has never been attached since I got the van due to a broken hinge , now he’s taller I could do with getting it fitted , anyone used anything different or do I need to spend £20 on two hinges ! Thanks Paul Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
They are called scalloped hinges. If you search online there are loads of similar ones without Westy scene tax.
My hapeth is on this occasion your not being ripped off by 20 quid but by the difference on a non genuine pair . So you may save a few quid but not enough to retire on . Chances are non genuine holes will be in wrong place and hinges even a different shape.then add your time to make them fit . Sometimes you just got to bite the bullet and pay the price and this may be one of those times for the sake of maybe 7 quid
Its a bargain, replace both and your £10000 plus vehicle is usable. Bodge it , and I doubt that B&Q will be much cheaper and you will now have odd holes weakening the structure, repairs cost more than a tenner. Ffs. Dont buy four beers in Hamble pubs ... and its paid for
Thanks Mike , you’ve seen my Bus right ? £10000 plus , I wish Though you are right I’m going to order the correct ones , I was just a bit shocked initially at how much they are Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I apologise for overvaluation, sorry. But sometimes you just have to pay the price, not just for now, but to encourage somebody to keep on holding stock in future. Last night I was faced with a similar dilemma, they want £14.91 for an ignition key for my boat engine. But the old one has cracked half way through.. bodge or buy a new one.. I decided to buy one as an ignition lock barrel with half a key in it as the wind blows you up the beach is much worse than £14.91 to fix....