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Karmann Cheetah No.29 Restoration by Clare and Marv Jennings
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| This is the restoration of Cheetah No.29 expertly done by Marv and Clare. Although the Cheetah had been repaired in the past, these repairs did not last and a full restoration was required. The restoration started on the 8th December 2013. |
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217. Work begins on the main roof area. |
218. Trial fitting the Heki 2 |
219. Heki 2's provide a huge amount of light in the lounge compared to the original 400mm x 400mm skylight. |
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220. The roof is made in two sections. This is the front section over the side door. |
221. Another view |
222. Looking at the new roof framing from the front of the Cheetah. |
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223. The toilet roof with opening for a skylight. |
224. Another coat of preservative? |
225. Roof framing is complete. Time to apply the ceiling boards. |
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226. Front roof section with ceiling board placed in position. |
227. Rear roof section in position. |
228. Ceiling board on the overhead cab. |
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229. Over the side door. |
230. The new charging station. |
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232. Overhead cab front all with curtain pelmet fitted. |
233. That's a big hole for the Heki 2 = lots of light. |
234. Welting is applied to the top of the furniture before the ceiling sections are secured onto the van. |
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235. New kitchen light. |
236. Rear lounge ceiling, |
237. Kitchen cupboard top. |
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238. View of the kitchen slant. |
239. Probably more than half way through the restoration so time for celebrations. |
240. This restoration was a joint effort between both Marv and Clare so they spoil the shares. |
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