NEW WORKSHOP VAN, 35 YEAR OLD VW WITH AIR RIDE!! and updates!

Hi everyone I'm back after lockdown and have a few updates including introducing my new van a volkswagen T25/T3/VANAGON.
In this video i talk about whats to come in the next few months for me and my buisness A Load Of Old Scrap.
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I am a self taught scrap metal sculptor from somerset in the UK.
I use lots of different processes in my scrap metal sculptures to create the finished item the main type of welding I use is mig welding, there are some blacksmithing techniques that I regularly use along side more high tech equipment like the cnc plasma cutter.
I like to think I am able to maximise the appeal of my sculptures by using these different processes and that they result in better sculptures and with a bit of luck (and hours of learning how to edit) some good videos.
I want to say thanks to.
aipweldingsupplies.co.uk/
xtremeplasma.ecwid.com/
For their continued support with what I do.
Any enquiries about welding equipment check out aip and for cnc plasma goodness then you cant go wrong with xtreme plasma. These are both companies I have dealt with and spent my own money with so can give an honest opinion about them both.

[@michaelb.5345]

Looks great..

[@lutobe]

It's Sickkk !!!

[@mrclackers]

Hey bro. Your vans looking ace with the air ride! I've purchased a kit for my t3 and I'm trying to raise the rear mount (like you said in the vid) but I'm not sure the best way to do it. Did you end up doing the raise? And if so, how did ya do it? Any help would be much appreciated:)

[@ALoadOfOldScrap]

Thanks, it looks very different now, I should do an update video really. I've not raised the rear mounts yet but you could check out a group called brickrats on Facebook there's some good pictures of how to do it on there.

[@christiaanmaasdorp1503]

Hi wat do I need for the air ride on the t25

[@ALoadOfOldScrap]

Hi, there are a few different companies offering kits. I would say if you have the ability then just make your own set up rather than buy a kit, if I'd had the time I would have done that myself.