by sweetvan Wed Nov 11, 2015 11:19 amNice van. Keep up the good work.
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sweetvan- Number of posts : 242
Location : Ventura, CA, 93003
Registration date : 2013-12-16
Tice84- Number of posts : 124
Location : Utrecht, The Netherlands
Registration date : 2015-10-10
Looks great. Are you going to put a coat on the OSB or leave it as it is?
jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
I have left as-is for now but plan on putting a vinyl or laminate floor over the top.Tice84 wrote:Looks great. Are you going to put a coat on the OSB or leave it as it is?
jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
I see the links are broken now for previous pics, and so I will re-upload the images here.
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jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
Just threw up a bunch of new pictures.
Other updates:
- replaced upper radiator hose and flushed system
- cleaned transmission pan; replaced filter, gasket, and fluid
- currently have rear differential partially dismantled to replace gasket and a couple other small things
Had too many leaks under this bad boy!
All the best,
Jordan
Other updates:
- replaced upper radiator hose and flushed system
- cleaned transmission pan; replaced filter, gasket, and fluid
- currently have rear differential partially dismantled to replace gasket and a couple other small things
Had too many leaks under this bad boy!
All the best,
Jordan
Big W- Number of posts : 3282
Location : Saskatoon,Sask,Canada
Age : 60
Registration date : 2011-01-13
Looking real nice. Loving the wood grain.
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Registration date : 2012-09-22
Nice clean work and as BigW said, Love that wood grain! Should be a whole lot more quiet too!
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Tice84- Number of posts : 124
Location : Utrecht, The Netherlands
Registration date : 2015-10-10
Looks good, Jordan, I very much like the wood you used
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Wow Jseiff, this is exactly the style of look I am also planning with my A 100. Much continued success and thanks for posting your project.
OutofSight- Number of posts : 1558
Location : Lake Oroville, Ca.
Registration date : 2015-11-19
Coming along nicely, looks great.
westcoastvanner- Number of posts : 1686
Location : Santa Barbara, California
Registration date : 2008-10-04
How are you going to do the wheel well covers, also with wood?
jseiff- Number of posts : 32
Location : Kansas City, Missouri
Registration date : 2015-09-11
I don't have a final plan for that yet. Probably not with the same wood, but I do wanna add some sort of insulation to match the relative value of the walls/ceiling. I'll be adding a bed/storage area over the top of the rear driver's wheel well soon.westcoastvanner wrote:How are you going to do the wheel well covers, also with wood?
OutofSight- Number of posts : 1558
Location : Lake Oroville, Ca.
Registration date : 2015-11-19
Looking forward to see what you come up with, as I am nearing that phase myself.
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