The job list just kept getting longer, the more I did. So, to sum up the , in my opinion, improvements....external water socket and connections. External gas point to allow cooking outside the Puck. Lockers fitted to both side, underneath the windows to allow access from outside. And finally....a locker fitted at the back, which was the first question I asked about some while back. 1D988F0A-FF67-4F13-80F7-134BD2D3D7D2.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte) not without its problems though. I did cut the cable on the right hand side..it was only 12volt to the rear offside light. As you can see from the groove in the polystyrene, it had been undisturbed for 30 years ! Luckily, in the man shed were the necessaries to repair it safely. I did add some Sikaflex in between the skin, polystyrene panel and the inner panel. They had all become separated over the years. The only thing left to do is tidy up tomorrow and decide which day to go to the weigh bridge before next weekends Meet at Croft’s Farm. 335C1C70-C7E7-4541-BBE3-C7845A5671E8.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte).

Thank you kindly sir. It will be empty for travelling, but used for covers etc that aren’t needed whilst on site. My Puck is left with a made up bed and the rear locker will let me get the stuff out of my way, to save tripping over things.

Nice one Andy, any chance of details of the actual locker doors you used? A link would be great or at least the size they are. There are so many out there...

The side ones were Mini Locker Door complete lock & keys - Magnolia for Caravan & Motorhome po620 ( loads of these. )

The back one was Midi door and frame for battery box = magnolia. I think you may struggle to get this one in Magnolia.....But check the sizes on the caravan first.

Given that the distance between the light clusters is similar, I would say it is the same, but looks different as it is fitted lower down ? Nice to know that others do it !