Greetings from NorCal USA

Hi all,

Have been reading posts for quite a while, am a member on the Samba but have gotten some good info from this fine site so figured I'd sign up. Very nice to be here, hope to learn more than I know... which isn't a ton

Take care,
Mikey

 

We welcome you to our little side of the pond. We're mostly nice. Well some of us.... er one of us.... maybe.

 

Welcome to the mad house, Mikey

 

Welcome from France.
I had to Google 'R2C filters w/ Outerwears pre-filters', basically filters for the air filters. I guess it's pretty dusty where you live?

 

Pip pip tally ho..!

Welcome aboard the roller-coaster...

 

Thanks everyone, much appreciated. 77 Westy, where I live is not dusty, really, but since I drive my bus in all conditions they help to keep rain water off the filters. Also, of course, going camping and driving in dusty conditions they help to keep the filters clean. Normally, I only have to remove and clean the pre-filters and the R2Cs stay pretty clean, themselves.

So should I post up some pics here? Or is there a better section do do that in? Maybe profile or something.

Thanks again, all. Cheers!

Mikey

 

Howdy fellow American

 

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Welcome from a fellow Westy owner. Mine was made in 77 and registered Aug 78 on its way to your side of the pond. It came over here about 10 years ago.
Pictures here on this thread would be great, just use the upload a file button and away you go

 

There is a "Show us your ride" forum.

 

Awesome. Very nice to "meet" you all.... so far. I will get those pics up asap.

Happy Friday!... or Saturday / Thursday where you guys are? Whatever.

 

Have you noticed the 'Flat top 96mm with 66mm crank (1911cc)' thread in Mech Tech?

 

Hi all,

Here's a few pics of the Popibus. A never ending work in progress... but at least, now, it's not slow anymore It was pretty rough when we first picked it up. The interior panels were cut from white Baltic Birch (very inexpensive), the furniture built from scrap plywood (free), and between the body panels and headliner, we insulated it with the packaging stuff they use for those meal services that ship stuff to you... also free; synthetic jute encased in plastic with some breather holes. Fun stuff!

 

77 - no sir, I have not. Funny you mention that, I was considering that move. Thanks, I will check it out.

 

Hello and Welcome from The Colonial Contingent.
Hope you're far enough north to have dodged the storm.

 

Thanks very much. We are FAR north of LA / San Diego, thankfully. All we got up this way were some clouds, a bit of wind, and a few rain drops; I guess the very outskirt of that storm. A few friends of mine down south said it wasn't too bad... a TON of rain, though.

Thanks,
Mikey