Masto's 16.49.1B
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Hi @cruza driver, @Pace ,
Correct Cowes CP, left down Church St. Had this spot for 10 of the 11 Chrissy holidays coming to the Island, love it.
Bunnies are becoming a problem though, way too freindly,
oh well, gtg, happy hour :spit:
Correct Cowes CP, left down Church St. Had this spot for 10 of the 11 Chrissy holidays coming to the Island, love it.
Bunnies are becoming a problem though, way too freindly,
oh well, gtg, happy hour :spit:
GDay Mate, that Veanda is awesome, any chance you could send me the details of the joint that made it for you so that I could get one as well? I also have Prestige Annexe etc.
And that removable Awning Mod - An Absolute Master Piece. Nice Job
And that removable Awning Mod - An Absolute Master Piece. Nice Job
Hi @zerosecta
Made the veranda myself, bought the white aluminum poles from Prestige and changed the ends with fittings ordered from Caravans Plus, the pollytarp I had made to measure by Climateprufe Canvas in West Melbourne.
I can post more pictures and details when we get back, if you like.
Cheers
Made the veranda myself, bought the white aluminum poles from Prestige and changed the ends with fittings ordered from Caravans Plus, the pollytarp I had made to measure by Climateprufe Canvas in West Melbourne.
I can post more pictures and details when we get back, if you like.
Cheers
Hi All,
This mod, well not so much a mod, more of an investment for all us head bangers :doh:
Found these little beauties in a Japanese import shop for $2.80 a pair,
They are similar to pool noodles, just smaller with a slit, which are made to slip onto the legs of a table to stop damage from kids, but after sconing myself twice whilst working in the panda with the roof down found the perfect use;
Lightweight and easy to fit and stow, and no more sore head
Cheers,
This mod, well not so much a mod, more of an investment for all us head bangers :doh:
Found these little beauties in a Japanese import shop for $2.80 a pair,
They are similar to pool noodles, just smaller with a slit, which are made to slip onto the legs of a table to stop damage from kids, but after sconing myself twice whilst working in the panda with the roof down found the perfect use;
Lightweight and easy to fit and stow, and no more sore head
Cheers,
Hi All,
Winter has surely hit and the snow is well and truly falling in our sunny state of Vic, but the mods will go on. Finally managed to put the sheet of ply I picked up from Jayco back in March to use. Couldn't believe how cheap a full sheet matching ply and edge strip was.
This seems to be a fairly common mod, you'd think Jayco would take note and make it standard. Partitioned up the wardrobe, added some shelves and fitted another three Slide n Stack plastic drawers;
Really happy I managed to still have room for 6 hangers.
(Note: if anyone is planning to remove the hanging rail; Remember, the timber strip it is screwed to is stapled at each end from the top down, so you will need to unscrew the top lid of the wardrobe to remove the staples)
Here's another mod I forgot to add I did a while back, nocked up a removable splash-back for the sink to stop water splashing onto dinette and more importantly back of the neck;
I have still have half a sheet left over so I might replace it with matching ply.. one day.
Stay warm,
Cheers,
Winter has surely hit and the snow is well and truly falling in our sunny state of Vic, but the mods will go on. Finally managed to put the sheet of ply I picked up from Jayco back in March to use. Couldn't believe how cheap a full sheet matching ply and edge strip was.
This seems to be a fairly common mod, you'd think Jayco would take note and make it standard. Partitioned up the wardrobe, added some shelves and fitted another three Slide n Stack plastic drawers;
Really happy I managed to still have room for 6 hangers.
(Note: if anyone is planning to remove the hanging rail; Remember, the timber strip it is screwed to is stapled at each end from the top down, so you will need to unscrew the top lid of the wardrobe to remove the staples)
Here's another mod I forgot to add I did a while back, nocked up a removable splash-back for the sink to stop water splashing onto dinette and more importantly back of the neck;
I have still have half a sheet left over so I might replace it with matching ply.. one day.
Stay warm,
Cheers,