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I went for a nice walk, then drank beer in the garden. Most productive day for a long time!

I forgot to say, the chrome bumpers are included, and are in good condition, in the pics you can see them in the back of the van!

Ive got a concrete prefab one next to the built one, the intention was to take it down once the new one was up, problem is I have filled them both now!

With regret, and due to other projects, Mk 1 transit for sale. Used to be a camper, but has been mostly converted back to a panel van for that proper 70's look. Chassis and usual rotten bits are sound, rare single rear door option. Totally original with its V4 engine. It has not been run for a few years, but the engine turns over nicely, so I have no reason to believe why it would not fire up with the usual service stuff checked etc. The water has been tested and it has a good amount of antifreeze in it, so no issues there either. asking £2500 for it. Delivery possible, as it is not a twin wheel one and it fits on my trailer! It is currently at my parents farm in Swansea, just off J46 of the M4. Give me a shout if you fancy a bit of 70's bank job fun! 07866618267 Here is a link to a bunch of photos I took of it the other day: http://s72.photobucket.com/user/streetwagens/library/Mk1%20Transit

Actually, it would be interesting to know if he bought it for his RS initials alone, rather than the ford connotation. Did you ask him?

Perhaps he bought it for his RS200 by mistake!

Oh no, I'm sorry to hear you've bought 4 cut 'n' shuts, really bad luck!

I maintain and support private telephone systems.. Great when its all working, really busy when its not!!

Is it sticking out slightly? If so, tap it back in and then leave to soak with some proper releasing fluid, not WD-40. Come back after a few days and use the heat again, it will eventually come out. Slowly catchy monkey!

If theyre not fixed in place after being cut, they fall out when you get air...

I got a block double built just after Christmas, 5.5m x 5.45m, 3m to ridge. Thick reinforced slab, single skin block with pillars, 100mm insulation on the roof then those tin sheets that look like tiles, still got to render it, the windows and doors were free, and it stands me just under £6k. I was going to go for wood but the welding and grinding wouldnt agree with it!

If you look at the fuel gauge indicator on your dash by the fuel gauge, the little icon that looks like a petrol pump will tell you which side your flap is on! The pump draawing will be one way round or the other!