Have to own up to concreting the front footwells of my badly rusting Renault 5. Couldn't afford any more Isopon at the time. It had the bonus of automatically lowering the suspension. Didn't ride any better, but looked wicked!
we've got a rust bucket which is going to cost about 7,000 to fix. Would you like a restoration project. Actually not as bad as yours!! Most people would scrap that.
It's interesting to discover what people use for bulking out bodge repairs, there's probably still more reading matter in there to be found. I hope you're going to sweep up all that mess! 😉 Cheers 👍🏼
My parents talbot express camper rotted out on the front sills/steps when it was about 5 years old so it's amazing anythings left. The fuel tank also rotted out around the same time dumping a tank of fuel in the road. 👍👍
Great video! I have just subscribed! I am actually currently restoring an old 1984 Talbot Express Camper van, I am posting videos on its progress if you were interested! All the best
We jokingly said to the shop owner, the Mini would fit through the doors!! Well it didn't by about 5mm! As we reversed out, the police pulled up! They found it very funny!!
That was pretty crusty. I rebuilt all the sills on a Sherpa that had gone crusty around the edges similar to that. I have Rascal envy seeing yours in the background.
After watching this i wont be doing any patches as my neighbour had done to his Transit, they were really pretty welds though. I will have to go the cut out and repair route. If all goes well i will be keeping it.
I have only reached the first (1st) 0.40 seconds of the video and already I am saying NO it's not. Mind is and was. Bought for £3500 and I have already used! 1 x 8' x 4' sheet of 1.2mm steel. Not stopping there I am on too the 2nd sheet which is disappearing rapidly. All rot up until now has been cut out and replaced. New front wings, doors, bonnet, 100% of the hibernation area replaced, along with 100% of the wiring. Even the front floor, sill and chassis, required doing. I still haven't stopped. To the swine who pasted almost the hole van with porn mags, wig, chicken wire, wood and any thing else he could attached fillers and fibre glass to. Van looked great but boy did I learn a lesson. Even the brake pads had been fitted inside out., gear selector shaft broke of 3 metres from home, an that was the beginning. Since purchasing the vehicle 3 years ago I hasn't moved an inch. Because I still need to keep going. Lessons to be learned, never ever believe what you are be told, or have faith in what you are being sold.
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Have to own up to concreting the front footwells of my badly rusting Renault 5. Couldn't afford any more Isopon at the time. It had the bonus of automatically lowering the suspension. Didn't ride any better, but looked wicked!
thx for your video
we've got a rust bucket which is going to cost about 7,000 to fix. Would you like a restoration project. Actually not as bad as yours!! Most people would scrap that.
It eventually got broken for spares, but it rescued others.
Sadly I haven't the room.
How good is the offside front door. Eg uk drivers door mine has a rotten bottom. ? Cheers from old George and Jane
To think these were so popular for motorhomes at one point. I honestly can't recall the last one I saw.
It's interesting to discover what people use for bulking out bodge repairs, there's probably still more reading matter in there to be found. I hope you're going to sweep up all that mess! 😉 Cheers 👍🏼
More reading matter 🤣
No sweeping, I'm going to use a magnet!
My parents talbot express camper rotted out on the front sills/steps when it was about 5 years old so it's amazing anythings left.
The fuel tank also rotted out around the same time dumping a tank of fuel in the road. 👍👍
Great video! I have just subscribed! I am actually currently restoring an old 1984 Talbot Express Camper van, I am posting videos on its progress if you were interested! All the best
Look forward to seeing your progress and Welcome to our channel
@@RetroRatz Thank you and thanks for subscribing 🙌🏼
Hi, Retro Ratz, correct to dismantle the crispy buss and send it to recycling. have a great day, stay safe and take care, greetings.HCS🇳🇴
Ours looks an easier job compared to this !! We've been told it's not worth it. Ours is a beauty inside.❤❤
Where you based?
@@RetroRatz hi ya we are based in Gosport Hampshire now considering selling as a restoration for someone with the skills to do job. It is salvageable.
Whats the clip in the opening credits with the mini clubman and the police car?
We jokingly said to the shop owner, the Mini would fit through the doors!! Well it didn't by about 5mm! As we reversed out, the police pulled up! They found it very funny!!
Still be some great parts for someone to keep one on the road shame but safety first all the best donny
That was pretty crusty. I rebuilt all the sills on a Sherpa that had gone crusty around the edges similar to that.
I have Rascal envy seeing yours in the background.
Swap my express for your express? (Not thought this through but not unbelievably silly)
Expressed an interest 🤣
After watching this i wont be doing any patches as my neighbour had done to his Transit, they were really pretty welds though. I will have to go the cut out and repair route. If all goes well i will be keeping it.
Transits should come with a welder from new as part of its tool kit!
I have only reached the first (1st) 0.40 seconds of the video and already I am saying NO it's not. Mind is and was. Bought for £3500 and I have already used! 1 x 8' x 4' sheet of 1.2mm steel. Not stopping there I am on too the 2nd sheet which is disappearing rapidly. All rot up until now has been cut out and replaced. New front wings, doors, bonnet, 100% of the hibernation area replaced, along with 100% of the wiring. Even the front floor, sill and chassis, required doing. I still haven't stopped. To the swine who pasted almost the hole van with porn mags, wig, chicken wire, wood and any thing else he could attached fillers and fibre glass to. Van looked great but boy did I learn a lesson.
Even the brake pads had been fitted inside out., gear selector shaft broke of 3 metres from home, an that was the beginning. Since purchasing the vehicle 3 years ago I hasn't moved an inch. Because I still need to keep going. Lessons to be learned, never ever believe what you are be told, or have faith in what you are being sold.
Blimey.... Fair play to you. I hope you get many holidays after 😬
Do you have dashboards vents. Mine are broken. Drop me a msg if you have any. Cheers from old George
I'd want a tetanus shot before walking past it 😩