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Just spent a pleasant hour reading this thread!
All the plans I thought I had for mine and none of them included wood or port holes!



..............................I'm gonna have to rethink now :)
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drw42 wrote:I have been thinking about how to install a bed. The seats fold down and I reckon I can use the plastic boxes to provide a bit of a base and keep some storage.
Nice van! Have a look at this thread for an idea (or instructions) of how to make a bed that is removable, gives storage and can be used with the folded down rear seats.

In case you didn't see this yet:

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/27/loun ... ide-386576" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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hendrix wrote:Just spent a pleasant hour reading this thread!
All the plans I thought I had for mine and none of them included wood or port holes!



..............................I'm gonna have to rethink now :)
Hi Hendrix Glad you enjoyed it...sorry about the rethink!! Have fun Woody
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anoneamus wrote: Nice van! Have a look at this thread for an idea (or instructions) of how to make a bed that is removable, gives storage and can be used with the folded down rear seats.

In case you didn't see this yet:

http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/27/loun ... ide-386576" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I think the folding platform idea is deffo the answer. I am thinking drilling lots of largish holes to reduce weight while retaining strength and just laying it over the existing storage boxes and seats. I reckon a selfinflating matress will be good enough to sleep on and quite small when not inflated.

Yes I had seen the bus in the second link. It comes up eventually when you search for caddy and woody. I love the steps in the back door but have no idea how, and I'm looking for a similar roof rack idea.

Thanks for teh comments and cheers for looking. Kind regards Woody
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I have just read the whole thread and I love it!! What did you used for floor? Is that real wood and how did you make it?
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Great build!! I didn't realise how much of the Touran interior was interchangeable (Front cabin area). Nice to see something different with the wood paneling.
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I like this
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Love that interior!!! Cracking little build
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Wooow, this is something else. :)
Never seen anything like it


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drw42 wrote:Sorry it looked such a state. I thought I had missed the opportunity to show as I had read on the website that you had to be there by 9 and have registered in advance by email. When I arrived at 10.30 I was told that I was showing and to get down there!!

Having finally had a bit of nice weather and parts arriving I have finally finished the inside around the windows.
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I also fitted a cable inside the door that allows you to open it from the inside as the inner handle doesn't always work. It's the purple dice above the handle.
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I'd like to say I all done now but having seen some of the other vans at the show I have been thinking about how to install a bed. The seats fold down and I reckon I can use the plastic boxes to provide a bit of a base and keep some storage. However right now I have a 1989 Vespa to get back on the road so the van will be taking a back seat for a while.
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That wood work is epic!!! Shame i cant replicate as it would get buggered being work van.
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This build is truly amazing! :D Keep on going, inspirational!
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Love this very cool!
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defiantly different ! i love it
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Lush AF
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It's not my cup of tea, but fair play for doing it and being different with your van!

Keep up the good work. Joe :)
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