Oddcouple

Solid roof for us I’m afraid.

I’ll try to be helpful but may well get it wrong….as far as I can work out, the fitted satnav only works in Japan as they use a different system. Options would be to change the head unit to get android or apple car play, but depending on the head unit you have, this might not be possible. You’re then down to having car play or android auto installed on your existing head unit via a wee box. Guy in Birmingham does this for around £350, which is a whole lot cheaper than a new head unit. Hopefully that’s been of some help, and if this info is incorrect then someone please correct me!

That went well 😂

Before I get the ‘look at the old forum posts’ message, I have and they’re not really helpful! if anyone has fitted flexi solar panels how did you get on with them? I’m looking at 160w panels charging to around 115 amp hours daily (decent days obviously). Would rather have real info on use than read ‘real’ reviews. Possibly upgrading to lithium leisure battery as well.

We were a bit concerned seeing some of the prices quoted on here, mainly as this is a second vehicle so starting from 0 no claims on the vehicle. Adrian Flux sourced fully comp for the 2 of us for £285, through an LV subsidiary company. There are deals out there!

Nice..

Hello!

Really useful for those going down this route.

I found that really interesting. So many different views on this dotted around everywhere from some saying ‘E10 never damaged my engine, it’s perfect’ to ‘if you use E10 you will wake up with a horses head in your bed and your van will be torched’. Trick now is finding E5 at a decent price, local supermarkets no longer stock, although I did spot it cheaper that diesel at an esso garage.

Agreed,I think if you have lovely weather light breeze it would be fine, but definitely peg down for safety.

We’ll have it in our hands tomorrow, depending on which reviews you read they are great or rubbish. As the roof of flat I’m pretty confident that it’ll work, always have storm straps to throw over if it’s a bit windy! The strip comes with about 3 inches of material then the actual awning connection. Will update soonest.

Not quite in our hands yet, although we do visit her at weekends, it’s like waiting for a child to come home from a school trip, but in a good way…

On at Newbury showground weekend of 13-15 May. Can’t do the weekend, but might pop up for a day to get some ideas!

That would be brilliant..

Late to the party on this. Just got a magnetic awning strip which would fit even with pop top.

Just purchased a hand book for Vellfire 2008-2011, got to say I’m really happy with it. Some diagrams a little difficult to see, but having a flick through looks pretty good. FRO3009

Will have a hunt, certainly sounds like a plan..

Magnetic strip on order, just need the van to stick it to now, not that we’re over excited and impatient or anything….

Good stuff, never thought about the storage aspect and didn’t even know there was an outer all in one!

If you did damage it accidentally (as I would certainly do due to my heavy handed complete lack of delicate skills) you can buy another for around £50/60.

Would these fit a 2010 Vellfire? We’re trying to chose between curtains and stick up blinds at the minute..

To add to the above, we grabbed a 2.4x2.4 carpet from go outdoors for £32, fits perfectly.

We just managed to get a cayman air midi low for £300, used once and is pretty much immaculate. Probable going to go with a drive away magnetic strip and use the storm ties for extra support. Lots of very mixed reviews about the magnetic strips….

Messaged you!

Our beast exists and currently is sitting about 25 miles from us! We’re just in the process of securing final funds and hopefully within the next two weeks she’ll be ours. Plan from then is around a 4 week turnaround for a basic side conversion. I never get excited to be honest, 26 years military service kind of gave me adrenaline overload, but for the first time in a long time, I’m actually buzzing! Already bought an awning, spoken to Ben Hau about the radio, planned a CB fit, got the insurance lined up. All ready to go!