1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
Nice work. Is that cardboard or foam in the kidney panel?
George
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Re: 1968 TRAVELLER RESTORATION
hi George its MDF
i think it was banned in the States many years ago
i take it that its changed its composition to a greener/safer product
and maybe sold as compressed fibreboard nowadays
as it is freely available in Britain
i think it was banned in the States many years ago
i take it that its changed its composition to a greener/safer product
and maybe sold as compressed fibreboard nowadays
as it is freely available in Britain
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Hi,
What type of padding is that and where do you get it from? It looks a lot better (and healthier!) and more supporting, than the horsehair type material they were originally stuffed with.
Best wishes,
Mike.
Hi,
What type of padding is that and where do you get it from? It looks a lot better (and healthier!) and more supporting, than the horsehair type material they were originally stuffed with.
Best wishes,
Mike.
1954 Series 2: 4 door: "Sally" -- Back on the ground with (slave) wheels and waiting to be resprayed......
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Thanks. I think we still have it. I have it in my bathroom and it swells with water. It is hard and straight though when dry.
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The is a very active young members register in the club, we are open to those under the age of 30. See www.facebook.com/groups/mmocymalexandermclaren wrote:hard work this game
still if it keeps them off the streets
how about giving people under 30 years of age free membership
thus encouraging them to take up the hobby and keep the old moggies alive
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sorry i only seen your post todayjagnut66 wrote:[frame]
Hi,
What type of padding is that and where do you get it from? It looks a lot better (and healthier!) and more supporting, than the horsehair type material they were originally stuffed with.
Best wishes,
Mike.
its memory foam not the cheap lot but dunlop type it was surplus to our caravan bed
yes your right great comfort
only please remember to over it with plastic otherwise its a be***r to pull on the back vinyl cover
its about over an inch thick
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