There are several reasons why you may be concerned about rust spots on your car. If you are going to try to sell it, any appearance of surface rust will drive down the re-sale price considerably. If you plan on keeping the car for a long time, then you want one that looks nice and that won’t be falling apart around itself.
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Repair Rusted Spots on Your VW Camper
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged rust, type 2, vw campers on July 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
How to repair a small dent in your cherished Volkswagen Camper or Bus
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged busses, devon, green, save fuel, volkswagen, vw campers on July 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
How to repair a small dent in your cherished Volkswagen Camper or Bus
There is nothing more upsetting than getting an unexpected dent or ding in your cherished Volkswagen Camper or bus. Whether the dent originated from a error on your behalf or from a rouge driver whilst you are getting your weekly shopping, they [...]
Bay Window Wheel & Rim Sizes
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged busses, devon, green, save fuel, volkswagen, vw campers on July 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
VW Bay Window vans used two different rim sizes.
1968-70 have 5 bolts with a 205-6mm distance between adjacent holes and are called wide-5s (US).
71-79 buses had disck brakes and have normal looking wheels with a 5×112 bolt pattern. The rims are 5 1/2″ wide and the offset is ET39. We cant find out at [...]
Fuel Efficiency – Save money and help combat global warming by reducing the fuel you use whilst driving your car!
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged busses, devon, green, save fuel, volkswagen, vw campers on July 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This article examines the various methods by which a car driver can reduce fuel consumption by providing a comprehensive list of fuel efficiency tips. It is by no means exhaustive and readers are encouraged to add there own tips by commenting on this article at www.classcampers.com. Help save your money whist doing your bit for the environment.
