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Wish you luck. Be prepared to replace some of the internal framework and wall boarding, it wont only be the soft furnishing. Jockey wheel isn't a prob, just lifting it up to hitch and unhitch. You'll probably be able to get one from a breaker's, tho if you are anywhere near me I've got one in the shed you can have. Our first van was the baby brother to yours, the Sprite Alpine of 1962 vintage. Bought it in 1978 and didn't part with it until 1997. Not too sure if yours has the glass windows or if they're plastic, if they are glass, the aluminium frames come apart and you can replace the glass with perspex from B&Q. Most important, get the gas appliances and pipework checked.......Mick
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Topic: 1970`s sprite muskerteer
