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I thought I'll share some pictures of my friend's bus. He's had it since 1998, but due to circumstances only got to it now. We will obviously try to keep as much of the patina as we can, but will probably respray the roof.
Muderick wrote:Anybody have more info on the jumper seat in the middle of the bottom picture?
Was that an add on? or Orginal like in ambulances?
I have one lying around and its the first time i have seen one in a non ambo?
That would be the 10-seater Kombi, unique to the SA market. It came out standard with a rear-facing middle seat (no fold-down section) and an ambulance-style jump seat attached to the wall opposite the doors. The base of the 10-seater jump seat is slightly different to an ambulance jump seat, as the ambulance seat has small cut-outs to fit beside the spare wheel well moulding on the bulkhead, whereas the 10-seater jump seat base is square. The other parts (backrest and mountings) are the same.
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fig wrote:The other parts (backrest and mountings) are the same.
The backrest is not the same. The Kombis have more oblong-shaped backrests and are not lined with piping.
"Understeer is when you hit the wall with the front of the car, and oversteer, the rear. Hp is how fast you hit the wall, and Torque is how far you take the wall with you."