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When Al restored his 67 he had no idea there was a such a thriving Splitty scene locally, and had to rely on info from 'The Samba' to guide him through the maze. It was on The Samba a couple of years ago he saw an Aussie Camper conversion that looked like it might have been the same as his once was. That's what he was after for his 67. Luckily the bus he saw on The Samba was well known to us and now resides in a museum in South Australia. The plan was to reproduce that 60's fit out and a big thanks has to go here to Nectar for doing a superb job with all the timber work.
When Al dropped the bus
The bus had been
The ends of the new
A new old stock textured
Trial fit and all's
Makes quite a decent bed
Al wanted a checkerboard
Before the door and
Time to start fitting
The upper rear corner
Used acrylic to do the
Headliner covered in TMI
An overhead storage unit
There would have been a
The original table top