Transporter, Multivan, Caravelle Photography Thread - Pics only!

[flyingfridge]

fk that's cold!! where is that?

[The_Hawk]

fk that's cold!! where is that?

That's on the way to Melbourne in mid July and at a guess I would say just south outside Canberra or there abouts since it's bypassed.

Howdy hawk, do you think you could put some of us multivan owners waiting for stock out of our misery, and post a heap of photos inside and out of the beast?

If you can pardon all the dust and dirt (it's between bath's at the moment) I've just ducked outside and taken these for you:

[The_Hawk]

[The_Hawk]

[Philbie]

Thanks Hawk for the pictures. Dust and dirt????? Where?? The ride is sweet and the stuff that van can do is brilliant. Thanks for the fix.

Cheers,
Philbie

[Robear]

Looks good, It doesn't look like you'll have to lower it much, did you have to use any wheel spacers?

GUV.

No spacers, but hub rings were used, and different wheels bolts to suit the different countersink in the wheels. In regards to the lowering, as the tyres are a little bit higher profile, maybe only 20 or 30 mm should do it!

[Robear]

[QUOTE=rob64981;553642]I like this picture Robear...


What BMW are these from?
Rob

They are APEC rims available from St George tyres in Sydney, they were photoshopped onto my Van to see what they might look like. I since found out they do not have sufficient load rating for the Multivan so went with the X5 rims instead.

[baz_ie]

My 2006 Caravelle SE 2.5 96kw
Bought it last Feb. My 1st Caravelle and I love it. I can hopefully see a few more coming my way over the years ahead

This is outside a house we had rented in the Vendee region of France.Drove there on holidays this year from Ireland.


Outside my own house in Ireland


This isn't my van but they are they wheels I am hoping to get pretty soon.They are 18". I reckon they should look good on mine.

[A2J3M]

[A2J3M]