Went to the above. Only 30 miles from home. Didn't camp in the Dormobile as as I wanted to keep it available for the green road runs etc. so we took the caravan too.

I don't have an Instagram account but your link let me see a selection of photos before requiring a log-in.

Looks good and another 'Rare' one being saved, well done so far.

Ian

I think if you follow the route you have detailed above ^^^^ you will be making things even harder for yourself. If you want to build a section which raises the height of the roof (without alterations to the existing roof) then it has been proved already that this can be done by incorporating hinges...

If you are intending to fit a filler section to increase your roof height, why not go the whole hog and make the section hinged with the ability to raise the full length of the roof. This has been done successfully by a few others before; There was one I saw which hinged sideways (like a Dormobile) ...

Looks great Robin. Well done, another (v. rare) 5 door.

Could almost be mistaken for a Dormobile (he he) !

Ian

Or like the Dormobile chassis sequence, is it an export one ?

Ouch, I might have been ordering one of their sets this year (been saving up) !

Went on a trip overseas early in the year and got stuck there for 6 months due to covid. Finally home and now had a chance to organise a small trip out in Dormy. I did give Dormy a thorough check-over and test drive first. Went camping for a couple of nights with our daughter and two grandsons. Only...

I was bumbling about on the internet (as you do at the moment) and came across a photo which reminded me of something. Doesn't this roof look familiar ?: -

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mAF_R ... 2Rrkrybmq9

Ian

Hi Robin, Picking up on the thread on the S2 club forum "Natty Canvas Bags" - any chance of a picy of the bunks with the material Matt put together for you ? How's the rest of the refurbishment coming ? Thanks Ian P.S. I am determined to get more work done and out this year - but I am stuc...