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Hah!!
I just for access to reply to your response Dinkum :)
Thank you very much for your advice. As a newby I will absorb every word of wisdom. Thank you for putting me off the idea of re-sizing. I didn't want to do it.
My van lining is in good condition but is dark blue. I was thinking of replacing it with car carpet in a lighter colour, but am a bit daunted. Would you advise this? See I want to make my van pretty rather than standard dark blue or - worse - brown.
I'm going to rejig the current kitchen which is a hob/grill and sink. To incorporate a fridge. My van has the low back window, so I have to fit it in the current kitchen space - shouldn't be too difficult.
The gas pipe (am I boring you yet?) from the locker to the fire (open so has to come out) is copper and steel, so I thought, while I'm having that replaced and extended to fridge, that I haven't got yet, made safe, and a bit more electric wiring, I might as well take out the lining.
Am I off my head? (Yes sometimes) or does this sound perfectly reasonable?
I'd have to remake the kitchen unit myself, so need to source lightweight wood. I thought I'd make a frame for wardrobe door and just hang a curtain behind it.
If you need paying to answer all these questions, I could arrange for wine or chocolate to wend your way :)
Em
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