Hi Guys, I have been saving really hard and reading a lot of the forums in order to gain some knowledge from those that have gone before. I have just taken delivery of a T6 HL SWB Kombi and have started the conversion process to a camper van.
I have a question to you all, what's the best thing to do with all the bits I no longer need? I have the Kombi Seats (2 seater & single) the floor mounts, tie down loops, rubber spongy floor, rear seat belts and cards. The van had done 16miles when I received it so all these items are as new out of the factory.
Where is the best place to sell them? Do I sell them individually, i.e. seats / Floor / belts or as a job lot. I have somewhere to store them so in no rush but am looking at recovering some costs to help pay for all the new bits I need. Is Ebay a good starter?
Just want to say I have found these threads and especially the pictures posted by members to be so helpful in giving me the confidence to start my own conversion. I will post up some pics of my progress as I go through the conversion process and hopefully they will assist someone else thinking of doing their own conversion.
Cheers Simmo.
I have a question to you all, what's the best thing to do with all the bits I no longer need? I have the Kombi Seats (2 seater & single) the floor mounts, tie down loops, rubber spongy floor, rear seat belts and cards. The van had done 16miles when I received it so all these items are as new out of the factory.
Where is the best place to sell them? Do I sell them individually, i.e. seats / Floor / belts or as a job lot. I have somewhere to store them so in no rush but am looking at recovering some costs to help pay for all the new bits I need. Is Ebay a good starter?
Just want to say I have found these threads and especially the pictures posted by members to be so helpful in giving me the confidence to start my own conversion. I will post up some pics of my progress as I go through the conversion process and hopefully they will assist someone else thinking of doing their own conversion.
Cheers Simmo.