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Post by Brian M on Oct 31, 2008 7:34:31 GMT
Please note that the old threads on each subject from MSN have been transferred as one new message. The original author and dates of each individual MSN message have been included.
I would ask that you try to post new messages under an existing thread that relates to the same subject if possible.
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Post by stevethomas on Feb 6, 2009 11:31:52 GMT
help. i need to make a fake door to fit on the side of a safari 12.2 caravan does any one know of any measurments of it - technical drawings ?
what id really like is a technical drawing of the caravan - technical specification
any one know where i can find this?
thankyou
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Post by Brian M on Feb 6, 2009 20:13:25 GMT
Steve
I would love to know why you need a fake door!
I don't know of any technical drawings of any Safari caravans but it would be great if any were found.
In my stock of Safari spares I have a square topped two piece door that is is reasonable condition except that the vents in the bottom half has been dented. It measures 21" wide by 62.5 inches high, and has a double glazed plastic top window.
Yours for £10 collected from Leigh-on-Sea Essex or I could probably get it delivered to mainland UK for £25.
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Post by stevethomas on Feb 7, 2009 9:18:13 GMT
thankyou for getting back so soon brian. if you would like to give me a call i will explain a little more ! my number is 07956666520. if you could call me today (sat) that would be great. i would love to come over on sunday to pick up the door if it is the right one! the serial number of my caravan is 80051
once again thankyou for you time and i look forward to hearing from you soon
best
steve thomas
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Post by bicvanh on Oct 28, 2009 16:14:07 GMT
I have a two berth Safari circa 1980. What should the clearance be between wheel and wheel arch as mine is no more than a couple of inches, which seems too little. Is this adjustable in anyway/ would replacing shock absorbers help? Any clues greatly appreciated
Cheers
Richard Vanhinsbergh
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Post by Brian M on Oct 29, 2009 13:36:37 GMT
Richard
Welcome to the forum
This might be better in its own thread, but on my safari the wheels are actually inside the arches if you are measuring vertically, which I guess you are as you refer to the shock absorbers. Changing these will make no difference to the height of the body above the axle, and I am afraid I don't know if the axle can be adjusted to provide more clearance.
If measuring horizontally then two inches is about right.
Any chance of a photo or two so we can assess if your does look low?
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