Thread: I'm on to a 18 ft Viscount that's imaculate inside

So Mick,,, hows the van going?
Did you make a purchase or not?

Leeanne and I had some revelations during our holiday,,, might pull in beside you at the beach sometime.

Still negotiating.

No, the caravan is not for the new job. The caravan is because it is there.

I wouldn't stress too much about blasting it either. If your reasonably careful and hit it at the right angles, it should be fine.
It'd certainly make it easier if it was left soaking for a few days too.

Having had much the same situation on a pop-top:

Get up on a step ladder, reaching in from the side, do the top first. Use a medium to stiffish brush and a solution of water and vinegar, wetting and scrubbing several times and then flowing the debris off with a low pressure hose. You may need a longer handle to reach the centre.

Then do the ends and sides.

STAY AWAY FROM BLEACH as it actually feeds mildew. The low pressure hose is so as to not disturb the edges of any joints.

Replace the door seals etc. Make sure to check the gas joints and lines. Replace any hydraulic gear.

Runn a separate Anderson cable for the fridge. They used to use a circuit in the regular loom, which was very lossy.

Happy vanning,

Rovers4

Originally Posted by rovers4

Replace any hydraulic gear.

Get this, the brakes are vacuum assisted cable operated.

Definately a Millard, see below, note the stripe.


Baz.

Saw another caravan. This one would be of interest to Chops.

haha good onya Mick,,
I've found three in the space of a week I cant read the sign well enough to see a price,, how much have they got on it?

Damn I wish I had some spare cash right now,, found an old original Bedford truck too, well, two of them actually,,,

I think I need to win Tatts,, real quick

oh crap,,, now I'm feeling depressed