HOW TO PROFESSIONALLY PREPARE A VAN FOR CONVERSION. (Cleaning 32 years of grime!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Part two of our VW T3 camper van conversion series. In this video we will show you what preparation you should be doing before you start your camper van conversion.
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TIME STAMPSs ⏱
Remove bed and any other interior units 0:50
Old Rock and roll beds. How they work and why they need replacing 2:22
How to remove an old rock and roll bed 3:42
Removing the seat belts 5:50
Removing the original headlining 10:20
Cleaning the remaining surfaces and clear up any rough edges 14:55
Preparation in the cab and on the floor 16:35
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Your vids are first class and I’m addicted.. looking forward to the next one
Totally loving this build series.
Love this serie! Great work! Can’t wait for the next episode!
I know it has had some panel work on the outside but it looks really solid on the inside. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it.
Dont be fooled, it had a bunch of bodywork internally too. Arches, wheel tubs, inner sill etc. JDi Autobody are the best!!
Combe Valley Campers A bit like Trigger’s broom. It’s 30-years old and has only had one new body and four new wheels.
Thanks for the video's there a great help.
The van body itself in pretty good condition for this age IMO
Nice video. Small point: You need to change the spelling on the thumbnail from Preperation to Preparation though.
Noted, thank you
Good stuff. Please can we see inside the engine bay, just out interest?!
do British angle grinders turn the same direction as continental ones?
or was it Australia...
Love the videos, we're just in the middle of doing ours. Any idea where the window surround came from? Are they available to buy?
Would you recommend using tar and glue remover as it takes off all glue and lease it ready for sounding ?
Getting the area clean and free from grease and dirt it key. Grease and tar remove could work but we use brake cleaner and maybe even thinners for stubborn adhesives.In some cases it may be impossible to get all traces of glue off the panels.
I’d love my van, T5 2000 cleaned up, insulated and carpeted have you an idea approx of price for this please
When is the next one???
Do you have a video where covering the middle floor insulation ? Because if so, I can not find it. I've just seen the cabin and engine bay ones.
th-cam.com/video/lPiY7MMYXcw/w-d-xo.html
@@CombeValleyCampers Thank you Sir. !
automotive archeology .. where have i heard that before ??
From one of the best automotive channels on TH-cam I bet ;) chopped!
I still don't understand why VW panel vans get to be registered as camper vans without jumping through the same hoops as other vehicles do ? At least they got caught trying to apply their own special emissions tests LOL .
This was likely registered as a camper at the time of original conversion which was on the mid 80s