Your cart is currently empty!
Rich
-
-
18th Nov, 2014
Read more: 18th Nov, 2014Panel on passengers side competed. The Tasmanian Blackwood slats secure the upholstered foam to the wall and also hold postcards/maps.
-
16th Nov, 2014
Read more: 16th Nov, 2014After following the track down the valley from the car park you can head up the Cygnet river about 50 metres. This is the last section accessible by walking. I spent about 20 minutes of icy cold deliberation before swimming the last 10 metres through this small canyon, which got me to the most magnificent…
-
16th Nov, 2014
Read more: 16th Nov, 2014For the shittiest town in Tasmania, Royal George has a pretty sweet diving board.
-
-
-
-
-
6th Nov, 2014
Read more: 6th Nov, 2014Using the cargo restraint points I will be able to bolt the framework for the bed and shelves securely to the floor. The bolts use a triple square drive bit which I had to get from a specialty tool shop. Things are really starting to move now. I will be posting more pics next week…
-
2nd Nov, 2014
Read more: 2nd Nov, 2014Installation of sound proofing. I’ve used a mixture of Dynamat Extreme and a cheaper near identical brand I found on eBay. To my untrained ear I cannot tell the difference, but the Dynamat is definitely easier to work with.