newbie from Holland

Hello,
New member here from The Netherlands. Just bought me a A100.
He will be sent soon, and then hope that he is as described. Planning is to mount disc brakes, bumpers and maybe power steering. Already had several Van's but slightly newer types. Currently working on restoring my Plymouth Scamp.

Welcome aboard Edwin!!! Looks pretty solid in the picture. Keep us posted once it arrives!

Was located in New Mexico, was also posted in this site 'for sale'
And yes I hope it is a solid Van.

Europe is going to be the new A100-center.

Welcome, Edwin. & congrats to the A100.

Are you going to make it to the Mopar nationals in August in Herten?

69 wrote:Europe is going to be the new A100-center.

Welcome, Edwin. & congrats to the A100.

Are you going to make it to the Mopar nationals in August in Herten?

I try to finish my Scamp first, but still not finished.

There he is, finally at home.

Wow it took over 2 months to get there. Glad I don't live there(I couldn't wait)
Hope its as Nice as it looks in pics. What all do you have to do to plate it there.

congrats, and welcome to vintage vans, i did see the van for sale , finding bumpers in good shape
in the us and ship them , i'd find something that works from your area,
but i don't know what your laws are, Dix...

For the moment I just go to search parts. He is rustfree and the paint is ok for me. I'm not going to register it yet,first have to finish my rotisserie restored A body. When that one is finished I will work n this one.
So biggest problem are the bumpers I think.

i dont know the laws over there, do you have to have factory style bumpers ??
or can you make your own??

Congrats on the arrival of your nice project! The fact that it's rust free is the greatest asset. Please keep us posted as you make it your own. We love to see pics and hear about the good and not-so-good things so that we can help out with advice if we can or learn from your experiences and accomplishments! Now the Fun begins!

my front and rear are the same, BUT don't hit any thing,

Nice Dix.
Dodge put some Big ugly bumpers on there Early Vans

dix wrote:i dont know the laws over there, do you have to have factory style bumpers ??
or can you make your own??

Original is not required. And I do not think it is payable to send bumpers from the USA.

vanny wrote:Congrats on the arrival of your nice project! The fact that it's rust free is the greatest asset. Please keep us posted as you make it your own. We love to see pics and hear about the good and not-so-good things so that we can help out with advice if we can or learn from your experiences and accomplishments! Now the Fun begins!  

Sure I read the topics here. In the future it will be nice that I can use him frequently, so brakes and suspension need some upgrades I think.

thanks, savage,  and you are right the dodge  bumpers suck  so did the bumper brackets,
when i came up with these i was looking at the street rod bumpers. and bumperettes.
 as well i looked at the 60`s mustang always liked those bumpers  and still do the rear one might work, any ways i used the bumperettes from the 66/67 mustang below the bumpers,

That is a nice solution.