GrumpyGranddad
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Halfords or on lineOh no! Where from? Now you’ve started something!
Halfords or on lineOh no! Where from? Now you’ve started something!
12volt planet. There were two left in stock.Oh no! Where from? Now you’ve started something!
If you click on the link I posted in my post, it will take you to the T6 forum & the thread started by the guy who makes them.Hi there this looks brilliant. Could you post me as private message the details of the guy who makes these? I would love to order one for our 2022 Ocean. Many rhanks
All the best
Thanks so much for your reply. Will get on it! CheersIf you click on the link I posted in my post, it will take you to the T6 forum & the thread started by the guy who makes them.
his user name is CJW, just post in the thread or drop him a PM & he will respond.
here is the link again
Sold - Custom Grille Badges
Well, sort of 'for sale'. I'm building slowly up to be able to make custom grille badges for the T6 and T6.1 as a hobby. The idea is that you can tell me what you want your grille badge to say, or what design you want on it, I can send you a computer visualisation to approve, then I can make it...www.t6forum.com
Edit: he can make them with any bespoke wording within reason I think mine is one character short of the maximum he can fit on the badge, but basically you can choose anything you want, he will email you a mock up of the item before he prints it, have a look at the thread for other ideas.
Hi $l@k!. Do you have a link to the spoiler? I'd like to look at ordering one.A little carwash "spoiler" for the awning... No more drying sausages stuck in there.
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Just use the back space to delete your unintended text before you post, if not use the delete button & give a reason to admin such as “incorrect “ etc .(this post has no purpose but i could not work out how to cancel it once i'd started!)
Thanks @Perfectos done it......Just use the back space to delete your unintended text before you post, if not use the delete button & give a reason to admin such as “incorrect “ etc .
Ridge Monkey XL - great.Ordered some Thule level ups and the awning tie down straps, a Ridgemonkey connect XL and that ridiculously over priced Brandrup hanging water filler thing… oh and some entry mats for the door steps, really wanna get some other carpets for inside but can’t bring myself to spend hundreds of pounds on some carpet lol
May = mat?Yeah I’ve got a small ikea £3 May at the mo, they do a bigger size for £8 that’s as very similar grey to the rest of the trim so much just use that
He does money off the fitting price but also off the cost to buy the panel/an and the other bits and bobs required. Just email him with your foul name and he emails back your code (unique to you).Cool I thought the club discount was only for panels fitted by Roger
Yep - I did a DIY install with my panels from Roger and still got the forum VIP discount.He does money off the fitting price but also off the cost to buy the panel/an and the other bits and bobs required. Just email him with your foul name and he emails back your code (unique to you).
Same here.Yep - I did a DIY install with my panels from Roger and still got the forum VIP discount.
Bargain. I have just completed my quota of RUB's. 2x 50L for the boot, 2 x5L for the closet, 2 x8L with front opening for the lower cupboard below the hob. They seem very durable, stack securely and can be locked.
@Tony hylton Which model was it and how easy was it to set it up at a lower level?I also have similar bike carrier the Thule model.
But I had to purchase today the fiamma bike carrier as an extra, due to parking issues my parents house.
As I am one of the vertically challenged, I lowered the carrier , which makes it more manageable , and takes the bike out of the airstream.
I also purchased an extra number plate as the bike obscures the one mounted normally on the cargo door. I,m very pleased with the result and had no need to drill extra holes. It did require some new shims around the hinges for the carrier.
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Mine go in the washing machine. They are also rubber backed so no bits of grit, sand, dead skin etc go into the tracks and can't be cleaned.Ridge Monkey XL - great.
Brandrup water filler - expensive but really handy.
Carpets in a California? Ugh, smelly filth magnets, get a good small doormat, enjoy and look after VW’s hard floor finishes (wash regularly with mild soap), and take shoes off if dirty.
Quite why some people have carpets in many situations escapes me: very English. Cleaner countries and peoples would never have floor finished they cannot wash. Just think of what those carpet harbour. Filth, shedded dried skin, dropped food particles. I could go on …
What's the difference?After much reading and great advice from other members of the forum, I decided to swap to all seasons tyres and went with Michelin Cross Climate 2 in the slightly narrower/larger diameter 235 55 18. Managed to get them with Black Friday discount. They won’t get tested until we go camping this weekend.
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In what respect?What's the difference?
Can you just use the 255/45 or the 235/55 on the same wheels?After much reading and great advice from other members of the forum, I decided to swap to all seasons tyres and went with Michelin Cross Climate 2 in the slightly narrower/larger diameter 235 55 18. Managed to get them with Black Friday discount. They won’t get tested until we go camping this weekend.
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Yes you can. If you read the (many) threads of the forum, the tyre swap that I have done makes the speedo pretty much 100% accurate (rather than the speedo stating a higher speed than you’re actually doing). You can’t just change to any old size though, they need to be close to the factory spec’d sizes to keep the overall diameter closeCan you just use the 255/45 or the 235/55 on the same wheels?
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