My 73 Westfalia Continental Resto

yep the sink unit will prob live in the garage 9 times out of 10 lol

 

Why . How else does the hob stay level and what are you going to do for water, cold produce and spices.

Stick it all back together and enjoy it. We took ours across France, Austria, Italy down into Greece, round the Peloponnese onto Crete (one month), Santorini, Athens, back to Italy, onto the Riviera via Rome and Tuscany and down into Spain where it was replated and spent a couple of years up and down the Murcia/Almeria/Andalusia coast. Then back up through Spain and France to the UK onto Scotland where apparently it still lives.

Nothing wrong with a Continental so long as one of you sits in the front whilst the other cooks

 

fair point that

 

I’ve had my continental 30years , never had an issue with the interior .. if you not happy with your material I have a fair bit of OG stuff ( even a full set of OG yellow curtains )

 

Spin the table round - clever those Germans.

 

Forgotten about that

 

Bed all finished , Well pleased with the repro autumn gold material from NLAVW

 

That will be a beautiful to thing to own that when finished

 

And of course one may hang ones dinner jacket in the wardrobe!

 

Thank you mate , Just orderd some rear seat belt risers from Mr Toft

 

So today has mostly been about fitting new front and rear seatbelts and Mr Tofts rear seatbelt risers , looks tidy methinks

 

Fridge and Sink unit has come out really well especially pleased with the repo spice rack from NLAVW nice peice of kit

 

What's going on with the rock and roll bed backrest foam?
Ah sunlight optical illusion situation.

 

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For plugging in round pin plugs?

 

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Why have you put that 17 mm spanner there?

 

I've no idea it was already in place

 

That's a 5 amp socket, sometimes called a lighting socket. Different to a 13 amp power socket, should be fused lower and only have small current drawing items plugged in to it.
The pins are round to stop you plugging your iron or kettle into a socket usually fed off the lighting circuit with smaller guage wires.

 

Popular on really really old boats!
Bin it!