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Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Tue, 31 Jul 2012, 4:34 pm
by vauxhallbitz
Well done I have really enjoyed your posts and the workmanship is second to none, I hope you have many happy times with your van. The pinstriping looks great!!

I was looking for it at the Street Rod Nationals at the weekend but I assume you were not there....

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Tue, 31 Jul 2012, 5:36 pm
by phunkie hiboy
vauxhallbitz wrote:Well done I have really enjoyed your posts and the workmanship is second to none, I hope you have many happy times with your van. The pinstriping looks great!!

I was looking for it at the Street Rod Nationals at the weekend but I assume you were not there....
Thanks for that. The Street Rod Nationals is the event that is held in Suffolk on August bank holiday. We were at the Hot Rod Supernationals at Old Warden at the weekend, is that the one you mean. Check out this thread...................

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Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Tue, 31 Jul 2012, 9:37 pm
by vauxhallbitz
Sorry about that you are correct, I don't know how I missed your van as I always trawl the campsite looking for Portafolds, we were staying in the mansion house.

I saw the other three but completely missed out on yours, never mind there's always next year!!

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Wed, 01 Aug 2012, 9:10 pm
by 70sfreak
Chris
Looking superb in the pictures as couldn't find you at Old Warden despite the directions you gave us !
Second time out for our Portafold and loving it !

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Wed, 01 Aug 2012, 10:12 pm
by phunkie hiboy
70sfreak wrote:Chris
Looking superb in the pictures as couldn't find you at Old Warden despite the directions you gave us !
Second time out for our Portafold and loving it !
We'll be at Pylewell park with Steve and Babs in two weeks, maybe you'll get to see it there. :thumbup:

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Thu, 02 Aug 2012, 8:51 pm
by Ambubird
:thumbup: Yay! Finished at last, you must be well chuffed, it looks great!

Debbie

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Mon, 06 Aug 2012, 3:51 pm
by 3commando
I have to say tihs is a fantastic job, and has become my "bible" of reference, for all the work I am going to have to do to mine, to keep "her that must be obeyed" happy. Since we got our Porta, the only time we use our tenting equipment is when we travel abroad, otherwise the comforts of the Porta are insisted on, without argument. Well done, and look forward to your next project.

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Mon, 06 Aug 2012, 7:56 pm
by phunkie hiboy
Ambubird wrote::thumbup: Yay! Finished at last, you must be well chuffed, it looks great!

Debbie
Yes, but still some small bits left to do, but it is now totally usable especially with the huge Just Campers drive away awning(thanks to Vanessa for pointing us in that direction) we bought to use with it :D
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Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Mon, 06 Aug 2012, 8:04 pm
by phunkie hiboy
3commando wrote: Well done, and look forward to your next project.
Thanks for that. Hope you're sorting yours out ok. Our next project unfortunately won't be on here 'cos it's not a folding caravan, it's a period speed boat that I've had for over 15 years. It needs to be finished to then get on with the Nash Metropolitan Sue has bought to tow the 'fold. You'll be able to follow both builds on this site .................

http://www.mankymonkeymotors.co.uk/forum/index.php?www

You'll find them under General Tech when we start.

Re: Phunkie Project Portafold

Posted: Thu, 23 Aug 2012, 10:04 pm
by phunkie hiboy
Some photos of our spare wheel bracket. Just fabricated a bracket that fits our wheel/tyre combination and bolts onto the front legs of the chassis. The wheel is secured with one wheel nut through the wheel and onto a stud on the bracket.
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