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vans and pick ups ply floor were painted black
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but that doesn't make them less woody. So are my two little planks in the boot!
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Post by brixtonmorris »

so is there any more wood anywhere else?
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Post by bigginger »

Yup, on the vans and PUs there's 2 bits which aren't on any other models - and we're excluding the floors/boots/beds this time...
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Post by brixtonmorris »

nice bigginger
iam thinking!
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Post by Blunt »

there's a bit of wood where the van back joins the cab I think...just behind and above your head...

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Post by brixtonmorris »

that ones on the traveller too!
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There is - about an inch wide, curved to the shape of the roof, but we're talking 2...
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No we're not, we're talking 4 - I really shouldn't post at 22.45, my brain isn't working at that time...
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Post by Kevin »

Well I would go for the bits behind some of the interior trim, as Andrews solution would not apply to convertibles, but come to think of it mine wont apply to commercials just as the rear of the back seats wood not apply either.
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I'm afraid not - not even close, hee hee...
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Post by Lou »

Aha, well now you mention there are four, you must mean the bits that blank where the rear door hinges should be on the back of the B pillars 8)
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Post by bigginger »

Aha - good to see the right answer from someone with extensive knowledge of stripping down LCVs! ROTFLOLImage

Yup, the LCVs used four-door B posts, and the rear hinge holes were blanked off with a bit of ply.

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Ho ho...
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Thought so :lol:
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...and so you should - you've seen that car, after all...
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Post by brixtonmorris »

nice Bigginger!
good one
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Post by Gareth »

*shakes head in dismay at blatant off-topicness*

So, timber treatment... Anyone thought of trying a boat chandlers?? Or is B&Q the best place to get the stuff??
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Well HE started it, Mr! It wasn't my fault...
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:lol: ;)
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Post by brixtonmorris »

wonder if he finished it?
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