@@kikovalladolid4920 hi the seats are the original cream and brown piping seats. We simply got sections of them dyed black including the piping.

@@paultimmins1 where do you go for that I just bought my first boat it’s 2000 bayliner capri lx 1850 …yours looks similar … I am mapping out my restoration

@@kikovalladolid4920 I just had a friend do it here in Northern Ireland. It has worn pretty good but the vinyl now nearly 25 years old so me and a friend have been discussing re trimming it all with a new colour just to freshen it up again.

@kikovalladolid4920 our boat is a 2050 a bit longer but should be similar or the same interior

@@Me87main no this is actually used for B.A breathing apparatus training. It extends out and becomes a caged course that potential recruits need to crawl through in the dark.

@@Me87main We have various other units for it a Welfare kitchen living unit and various equipment units I will feature them soon.

@@paultimmins1 Very cool, training trailers are always very neat!

@@Me87main I will get some interior shots in the future of it and various other vehicles, when it's set up.

@@JS-dm2tz Thanks appreciate the comments. It's going and still looking great only the weather has been poor this season.

@@Islay-d1z yes it can at times

@@AVPfan360pro thanks mate took a lot of vision and work. Was good fun to own I used to get followed everywhere when I had it loaded on my truck.

@@bakeredwards blacks lovely when clean and shiny but a nightmare for showing marks up lol. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@gwenolechevillard2496 todds leap allow bikes to pay and play depending on size of group and what events they have on that day. We basically had free run of the place for about 5 hours.

@@paultimmins1 thank you! I'll try as well 🙂

@@RobinDuncan-s6w it just needs a tube of sealer mate to do the job.

Thanks for the help mate, any recommendations?

@@RobinDuncan-s6w if your buying a mew sump they usually supply sealer with it. Any good car motor factors will get you sorted.

@@beatyoubeachyt8303 thanks mate think it has a special part in everyone's life lol

Check out my 90s oldschool mixes and other mixes on my channel see what you think.

@@giuliostefan9713 just hadn't took them of at that stage. They are off now thanks for watching

Just watched it again I don't understand what happened with it. The video upload to the editing program was perfect. Thanks I will try to modify and fix . Sorry to all thanks for feedback.

Hi I actually designed it myself and got a friend who is an engineer to make it for me. He helped me with various parts of my batmobile tumbler project as well.

Hi mate glad the video helped you out. I see 3 options for you. 1. You could weld a 13mm socket on to the sump plug and use a socket to take it off then replace it when removed. 2. You could use an oil extractor pump something like sealey make. This would allow you to suck the oil through the dipstick when you wanted to change it or 3. Replace the sump it comes with a new plug fitted.

It's unreal how bad it gets so quick. This car passed mot 5 months ago.

​@@paultimmins1it's amazing what even some good tester miss from time to time but there are also alot that just can't be asked to actually just check the car properly

But that rust didn't happen it just 5 months

@@johncoldwell340 I have replaced plenty of these over the years. First thing I check when prepping a car for mot

Thanks! Will do!

Many thanks it feels great to get people looking at it taking pictures of paint etc. And the fact that all the wiring dash etc has been replaced it drives and feels like a newer boat. Thanks for the compliment.

Yes thanks mate. Its an awkward angle to get a ratchet and torx into as well. The ones on the other van spun out by hand.

@@paultimmins1 You first need to clean it from under. Guess how I know!

@@elbuggo yes figured it out later on a real pain compared to most other seats. Finishing interior today a few bits recovered in stretch carpet etc starting to look nice now. You shall see in next video if you follow the project. Thanks for the help.

Hot air comes filtered down over the car and the positive extraction draws it down and out through the bottom filters which catch any overspray. If it was the other way around the suction drawing up the air from the bottom would lift any dust and or overspray up and over the paint job defeating the purpose of the controlled climate in the booth.

@@paultimmins1 I guess that's why ovens are meant to use infrared not air.

I could have a go at it.

There is only one side stepper

Hi I have sold the car a couple of years ago now so I don't have any other pictures but I will try to help you out. Do you have a car that doesn't come with heated seats? Did you purchase a wiring loom from a car with heated seats and did you get yourself a climate control panel with the switches to activate the heated seat ?

I like to polish them every year. Once you clear coat them you can't polish again and even the best clear coat can chip. It's a family car only takes 15mins to clean up every year for mot.

@@paultimmins1 True, and if you're in the rainy isles you don't need much UV protection. I have an Echo (Yaris MK1) here in Oz, the headlights are yellow and cloudy and all the panels have lost clear coat

Yes I purchased a interior and control panel and the wiring loom from a different vehicle. I removed the required wires from the loom added it to mine and the standard disco 3 has part of the wiring in place already .

What is your email please

Can't remember cost of sump now prob £200 to £250 for parts and labour.

@@paultimmins1 Thank you as i got told last year i have a rusty sump

@@MrJKS1000 have a look around ebay etc the part is the expensive bit. Limited tools and time and you will be sorted.