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Sean1066 wrote:Got theses today
Hopefully get them fitted soon


They should look great


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They look mint!


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Got all this to go out and fit when the wind dies down abit


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Them door mirrors are going to look fantastic on your caddy

Cheers mate let’s hope we get some decent weather this afternoon.


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When shopping at the breakers today.
I got a set ‘09 TT vents, love them



And a set of security guards for the rear doors, they where white, just needed a respray.


€26 all in inc the rattle can


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Nice bit of scoggling

Looking good Boonaloon. Just noticed the towbar, and the fact you’re on lowered suspension. Do you pull a caravan by any chance?


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Cheers Well, no not a caravan, the caddy is mostly used on the farm, prob the best pipped out farm van out there

It’s used for getting farm supplies, moving stuff etc. I use the tow bar for moving hay and straw.
Here it is before the 18” and lowered

I only have to move stuff about 2km with the trailer so it ok. But with it being lowered it raises the second axle when unloaded when empty


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Bbs ch's 18" Winter wheels and all season tyres sorted

So not to everyone’s taste I know but I wanted to do something and lowering wasn’t an option

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Oh I actually like it! Are you going to do some more orange details?

Love how it pops on the gray!


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@ Boonaloon I get you mate. Reason I asked is the missus said she’d like a caravan in a few years, I’ve lowered my van so I reckon I’d either have to put it back on standard shocks or sell it.


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Fitted front splitter and DRLs just need to wire them up

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@the swan fiend I’d say a single axle should be no issue, a double axle may lift the rear caravan axle, but maybe ok with the weight, as when I’ve the trainer loaded both wheels are on the ground, but it does lift the rear of the van then.
But it would also depend on the caravan tow hitch height.
My usual loads on the van, that’s why I need the solid bulk head to keep the interior hay free. The life/alltrack mirrors etc as they are narrower so I can reverse into the barn, saves carrying hay 30 meters. The lowered suspension as I can fit in height wise as the door is low. The camera so I can see when revering with the mirrors folded, the leather seats to make it easy to clean, the heated seats for her sore back etc etc etc, Well these are the excuses I give my wife




As for the wife wanting a caravan Vs selling the van, my advise would be divorce the wife


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Got the mirrors on just abit of coding to do so it all works as should


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