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Bit of cooker info needed please

Re: Bit of cooker info needed please

by aircoolsteve » Thu Oct 09, 2014 8:35 pm
Many thanks for all that good info. I thought there was some bits missing! I don't suppose I'll find those shaped edging strips. Will end up making those but I don't really want to strip the wood on the case as I prefer the original finish but I'll do my best to match it on the side strips.
I'm also looking for any pics of what they installed into a walk-through behind the driver seat on a RHD. I know I'll never be able to have an original look bearing in mind that I have a full width bed. I'm trying to get a table and an opposing seat arrangement and making it all work if you see what I mean but I'll have a better Idea when I fit the floor!
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Re: Bit of cooker info needed please

by chrystal » Fri Oct 10, 2014 4:53 pm
This is mine:

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mine looks like it has been contoured. I have the metal bar at the bottom. However I don't know if mine is an original Pitt as I don't have a dented spare wheel well
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Re: Bit of cooker info needed please

by e m p i » Thu Oct 30, 2014 11:48 am
The bar at the bottom of your cooker is the same as I have on mine. If you have the original cargo floor have a look underneath and about 10" back from,the front bulkhead and 6" in from the cargo doors is there a square section about the size of a cigarette packet cut out or repaired? This would have been the top up for the under floor water tank on a Pitt. Also check on the M-plate to,see what it came with as most vans for conversion would have been supplied as a Kombi (van with windows) and nothing in the back. Also rhd headlamps and quite probably no battery (something to do with shipping?)

Cheers, Lee.
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Re: Bit of cooker info needed please

by Terry » Thu Oct 30, 2014 1:34 pm
My water tank is under the back seat behind the drivers seat. I presume it has always been there?
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Re: Bit of cooker info needed please

by chrystal » Thu Oct 30, 2014 2:03 pm
Sadly not original floor, but m plate as you described. I have a fiberglass tank behind driver's seat in the under seat storage
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Re: Bit of cooker info needed please

by Terry » Thu Oct 30, 2014 8:47 pm
chrystal wrote:Sadly not original floor, but m plate as you described. I have a fiberglass tank behind driver's seat in the under seat storage


Tank sounds the same as mine :) Most of my floor is original and I did not remember there being a plate so felt my tank must be original, nothing much had been done to our van before we got it and it had not done many miles either.
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