I have the OK to post photos, the person who contacted me will be running adverts in Tasmanian newspapers next week. http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg594/cradley/Stuff/My%20old%20photos%20442_zpsxjes1xod.jpg If anyone from the UK can help with linking the registration to a chassis number it wou...

Thanks Jerry, Just waiting for an OK on posting up some pictures. The front panel on the picture you posted and mine look different to the picture I was sent in a newspaper article. Not sure when the front panel was changed http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg594/cradley/Dormobile/Dormobile%205_zp...

I've been contacted by a gentleman who is looking for a Dormobile that was driven to Australia by his Uncle in the late 60's. It was pale green and he tracked me down because he thought the one I own may have been 'it'. The UK registration was 2786 PH which I believe was Guildford just before 'C' re...

http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/ferntree ... 1088223239

Holden motor fitted and needs a fair bit of work......

Colin

You can download a list of available parts & prices here http://www.dormobile.co.uk/


Colin

Jabbawocky wrote:HI Grommet

I'm would say it is cream, but all the seats I have seen have been 50 years old.

Cheers Mick

Thanks Mick,
I saw a picture somewhere where someone had refurbished the seats and they were very white, cream seems a bit more appropriate.

Colin

I have to order some new seat covers for my '65 Dormobile and when I do I'll get the seat frames stripped and re-paint them. The original colour 'looks' like 50 year old, dirty, white. Was it white, off white, cream ?? I'm not after 100% originality but I'll get a cost for powder coating and I'm sur...

Teriann wrote:My guess is because it was cheap to make and didn't require expensive tooling.

Plus you would need access to a very big press.

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/vehicles-sale ... -rare.html

Colin