I remember seeing it at Billing before I emigrated, I remember admiring the artwork :wink: I'd say that the price is reasonable if there's no rust. But saying that I'd be lucky to get half that amount for mine in Australia. I've been quite amazed lately that the Bedford Dormobiles fetch such high pr...

Hi Glen and welcome to the forum, the rear seat straps were made of canvas and had a simple buckle on them . Mine were a bit worse for wear and I removed them and replaced them with a more modern plastic type as fitted to schoolbags :whistle: I think I might have kept the originals, so when I rememb...

Good work........but your still upside down

I thought things were upside down only in Australia

I've got a set of those on my dormobile , I wish I could find another set but they are super rare over here.

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We are having a little club celebration friday night

Welcome aboard Colin :cheers: Have you turned "grumpy "in the last couple of years :laugh: Good luck with the conversion and I look forward to seeing it next time youré in oz :cheers: I do remember posting this link elsewhere on the forum http://colroseoldagetravellers.blogspot.com.au/

I've got one not sure how much you'd have to offer though for me to put it on a boat to blighty

Time to dust off the dormobile and head down to Sydney for a few days. Anybody going

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Only one I know of that colour belongs to Gary (67 Dormobile) on here, but his has no damage as you described.