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Hello all!
I'd just like to say thank you for saving my sanity. We have just picked up an 1980 Alpine Sprite which, as ever, was sold as no-damp and turned out to be anything but.
I did wonder if I should just cut my losses, but browsing the forums and looking at all of the pictures of you all fixing your own vans, I am now reinvigorated with enthusiasm for our project van. :-)
(Quick Q; as long as nothing is falling off, and we only camp. Couple of times, is there any reason why we shouldn't/cannot com with a bit if damp in the corners this summer and tackle the problem after the summer season?)
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Topic: New Member, New Caravan, New Problems!
