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       Chantelle
       By: Gossamer Date: October 21, 2016, 7:51 am
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       Hi chaps.
       I collected Chantelle on the big white taxi yesterday and moved
       her to a new place for fettling.
       The long term plan is to turn her into a camper (preferably
       Carawagon style) for Sproggle.
       As she went up the ramp onto the truck 8 years worth of green
       water ran out of the chassis and through the rear cross member.
       The engine ran, and though the brakes are kn@ckered she drove
       around a bit until she got bogged in the soft ground of the
       paddock she's parked in.
       I found the front propshaft is missing so 4WD was not an option.
       Front axle breather is missing too, I suspect the front axle is
       full of green water too.
       This could prove to be quite a project.
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       Re: Chantelle
       By: moomoo Date: October 21, 2016, 9:54 am
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       Pause for donning of black cap.
       And may God have mercy on your soul. trid
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       Re: Chantelle
       By: lozzaboy Date: October 21, 2016, 11:05 am
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       lkebtn lkebtn lkebtn
       #Post#: 47648--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Chantelle
       By: Gossamer Date: October 21, 2016, 11:42 am
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       She's resting around nine miles from your place, Andrew.
       Be careful, rust can jump.
       #Post#: 47649--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Chantelle
       By: PCB93 Date: October 21, 2016, 12:01 pm
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       Like your thinking - one possible alternative if I couldn't get
       hold of a Carawagon was to rig something up in a 109" hard-top.
       When you say 'Carawagon style,' are you thinking of the full
       lifting roof set-up? Can't imagine an original part being the
       easiest thing to get hold of, awkward to fabricate, too.
       You've definitely got a heck of a job on yours hands, but that
       should make it all the more satisfying when you finally get her
       on the road - best of luck!
       Phil
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       Re: Chantelle
       By: Gossamer Date: October 21, 2016, 12:17 pm
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       A lifting roof of some sort is desirable.
       Sproggle likes the look of the carawagon set up.
       PLenty to do before the interior gets any attention.
       #Post#: 47657--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Chantelle
       By: Blackbox Date: October 22, 2016, 4:38 am
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       lkebtn
       How about doing the lifting roof like the XPanda ones on
       TeriAnn's website?
  HTML http://www.expeditionlandrover.inf
       o/LandRoverCaravan/XpandaCab.htm
       I wonder if having the hinges at the front might be a better
       idea tho.
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       Re: Chantelle
       By: Gossamer Date: October 22, 2016, 5:27 am
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       Yes, I like the idea.
       Maybe they hinge from the back due to the screen not being
       strong enough for the job as well as the shape of the roof
       needing the extra height at the nose end.
       We have a Carawagon roof rack to collect from the Driving
       Dutchman in a week or so.
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       Re: Chantelle
       By: Samc88 Date: October 22, 2016, 5:56 am
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       Looks like a good project :) Would a pop top from a volkswagen
       fit?
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       Re: Chantelle
       By: Gossamer Date: October 22, 2016, 5:58 am
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       Good idea.
       I will think about the roof options.
       It may be a case of adding whatever turns up for the right price
       at the right time.
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