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27/6/2015 at 10:03pm
Location: Scotland
Outfit: Abbey Piper 155ex
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Jesscar,
sorry to keep asking you questions, as you are the only person i have spoken too so far that has an abbey piper van.
My question is now that i have rebuilt the front end of the van from the inside, i was looking at the rear of the drawer unit that sits between the front seats at the front, it has a plastic trim fitted, as if this should interlock with something to stop it moving about, is this correct?
Also as i bought the van without the original curtains, previous owner at some point has fitted just material, and badly, i just want to check, how and where exactly the bottom curtain track goes?
If i could ask you if you could take another photo for me of the inside front shelf of your van so i can compare??
Big ask again, sorry.
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14/7/2015 at 11:40pm
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Andy,
Thats fantastic mate, cheers, your a fountain of abbey piper knowledge for me, haha.
I have now started work on the door area, removed the kitchen unit and rear left bench seat, and stripped back some the wall board around the door tonight.
Some of the wood framing around the door is gubbed,all black and falling apart with just rubbing my fingers along it.
Will do a bit more stripping over next few nights.
The door frame mastic has dryed up i guess allowing water to get in behind and through into the wood framing, and i guess its going to be the same for the trim rails running along side of van, as the wood here is black too.
Took some pics, and will photo the job along the way.
Iain
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