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It is good to see some traffic on this site regarding woodies My old one is still going strong with it's new owner (3 yrs) and I still get the occasional whisper about another one hidden away, they are out there !!!


and just like Cooper S made from Deluxe, they are building Woodies from Vans as we speak!! :lol: :shock:

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I still get the occasional whisper about another one hidden away, they are out there !!!


I wish i knew where

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AWOODY wrote:
It is good to see some traffic on this site regarding woodies My old one is still going strong with it's new owner (3 yrs) and I still get the occasional whisper about another one hidden away, they are out there !!!


and just like Cooper S made from Deluxe, they are building Woodies from Vans as we speak!! :lol: :shock:


Surely the floor will be a big give away it is not a real countryman/traveller

Nothing wrong woth someone putting wood on their van either though.

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Virtually nothing the same as a van from the b pillar back.

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Virtually nothing the same as a van from the b pillar back.


Except rear doors,lights,number plate plinth,bumpers later ones fuel tank


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Virtually nothing the same as a van from the b pillar back.


and obviously, extremely difficult to fab up a copy....right :!: :roll:

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Ok so now the next problem, tail light studs dont go through enough now the wood is on. From memory the last wood kit had holes cut out the shape of the tail light, this kit which is proper has a slight countersunk bit but still not enough to attatch the special little nuts on the end.

My plan is to buy some theaded rod and replace the studs with longer ones which leads me to my question, does anyone know what size the studs are so I know what size threaded rod to order?

Went into a local shop but the bloke was a complete so and so, wouldnt help me unless I wanted to order a bulk supply of rod.

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I will have a look tommorrow as at the moment there is a woody parked in my garage !!!

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