My husband and I have a six month old and are looking for a starter camper. Thanks.
Try these site…………………………..
http://www.runwalkjog.com/RVs/kentuckyRVs.htm
http://www.arveeclub.com/archive/index.php/f-5-p-2
http://www.chooseyouritem.com/rvs/
http://www.domesticsale.com/Classifieds/search/pop-up-campers-or-camper-trailors/
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repairing the front storage box on a pop up camper. And also a small tear in the vinal at the corner where it stretches over the bed corner. Any suggetions.
Don't know about the storage box, but to mend the corners you need a hooked sewing needle, heavy duty, try a camping supply store, they will know what you need, also might be able to find one at places that sell pop up campers. This should work if the tear in in the seam. Otherwise you will have to patch the tear.
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I have aToyota Lucidia and have just had to replace part of the immision system it took my local garage three days to find spares and then it was from a dealer who said the bits he had were off another car that would fit. I would like information about spare that are correct for my model of car. Thanks
http://www.toyota.co.uk/cgi-bin/toyota/bv/frame_start.jsp?id=homepage&screenRes=1280×1024c32
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from CAT to DOG.
CAT
CAP
CUP
CUT
RUT
PUT
POT
POP
COP
MOP
TOP
TIP
TAP
TAR
EAR
CAR
CAN
FAN
PAN
MAN
BAN
VAN
TAN
TEN
PEN
PEA
SEA
SET
GET
LET
BET
PET
NET
NUT
NOT
HOT
HOP
HIP
ZIP
RIP
SIP
SIN
PIN
PIE
DIE
LIE
TIE
TIN
BIN
BIB
BIT
BID
BAD
SAD
DAD
PAD
PAL
PAT
BAT
RAT
MAT
FAT
FIT
FIN
FUN
NUN
SUN
SON
TON
TOE
DOE
FOE
FOX
FAX
TAX
TAG
BAG
BEG
BOG
LOG
FOG
DOG
That's pretty creative. Let's make it longer (it's possible that I've duplicated some of yours - it's hard to check without using "find":
CAT
cad - an man who treats women badly
CAP
CUP
cud - food that a cow chews a second time.
cur - unfriendly mongrel dog
CUT
RUT
out – not in
gut – stomach or intestines
PUT
POT
POP
COP
sop – soak up
fop - a man who is excessively vain and concerned about his dress, appearance, and manners.
lop – cut off
MOP
TOP
TIP
TAP
TAR
EAR
CAR
CAN
wan - of an unnatural or sickly color
FAN
PAN
MAN
BAN
VAN
TAN
tun - a large cask for holding liquids, esp. wine, ale, or beer
TEN
PEN
per – each
pet - caress
PEA
SEA
sex - gender
SET
GET
met – ran into
LET
BET
PET
NET
NUT
nit - the egg of a parasitic insect, esp. of a louse
NOT
tot – child
sot – a drunk
lot – a piece of land
HOT
hog - pig
hod - a portable trough for carrying mortar, bricks, etc
HOP
HIP
dip – immerse
lip – sass
nip – a small taste of
tip - the end
ZIP
RIP
SIP
SIN
PIN
PIE
DIE
LIE
hie – hurry
vie - compete
TIE
TIN
BIN
big – not small
BIB
BIT
BID
BAD
SAD
DAD
PAD
PAL
PAT
BAT
RAT
MAT
FAT
FIT
FIN
FUN
NUN
SUN
SON
TON
tog – a coat
tom – male cat or turkey
TOE
roe – fish eggs
hoe – gardening tool
woe - sadness
DOE
FOE
FOX
fix – repair
six – between five and seven
sax - saxophone
FAX
TAX
tab - the bill
TAG
BAG
BEG
BOG
LOG
FOG
fig - fruit
dig - use a shovel
DOG
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I have a 1990, Ford Capri and the pop-up light on the right hand side has ceased and I despiratly need too replace it with a relay switch (as I was told by my electrician).
Can anyone help me or tell me where to get one from?
www.gmscaprispares.co.uk -
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i.e., summer storms, or small (catagory 1) hurricanes.
I have stayed in my pop ups in all kinds of weather. I've been in rain, thunder and snow storms. They hold up well if you use common sense. Do not touch the canvas in the rain, it will start a leak.
They are a great way to camp.
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I have an 8-year-old pop-up camper and the seams are beginning to come loose. Is trying to sew them the only way of mending them?
If it's a small spot, I'd find a heavy duty needle and nylon thread, and repair it myself. You may need a sailmaker's palm to push the needle through, or you might be able to work with a pair of needlenose pliers, and a helper on the other side. See the links below to see what the sailmaker's palms look like. After you make the repair, get a bottle of seam sealer from a camping supply store, and use that sparingly on the seams to waterproof them. Try a bit on an inconspicuous spot first - it may discolor the fabric.
If it's a large spot, or the canvas top is torn or badly worn, find a canvas and awning repair shop on your area, or if you're near water, a sailmaking and repair shop. They are equipped to handle large pieces like this. I burned a hole in the top of my pop-up once, and they were able to replace the entire panel for less than what it would have cost to take it to the dealership. I had to remove and replace the top myself, but it wasn't too hard - just awkward, because of the size and weight of the assembled top. If you do remove it yourself, take lots of pictures and notes about how it sits on the camper now. If you have any questions about how to put it back, these will be invaluable.
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VW pop-tops come in a huge variety of configurations as VW Camper conversions were carried out by a wide range of companies. You’ve probably heard some of the names – Westfalia (‘Westies’) in Germany, Devon (based in Sidmouth UK), Holdsworth, Viking, Palomino, Canterbury and Dormobile.
The picture shows a classic 70’s Devon Moonraker with a bellows pop up camper top in very 70’s colours.
Danbury is still doing conversions, both of new VW Campers built in Brazil and also of other vans. In addition there are a few specialist companies who will add a pop-top to your tin top VW Camper.
Added to the range of conversion companies is the range of models which each company produced and the range of popup variations – front hinge, rear hinge, variants of side hinge with different types of bellows, and pop tops that elevate parallel to the roof. Even these have a range of variants - from straight pop-up to curious boat shapes.
This blog aims to help demystify all this and find VW camper parts and suppliers to help you enjoy your pop up camper trouble-free.
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