András Félegyházy and his 4×4 extra-high top conversion

Several of us know András and have heard of his mythical fibre glass roofing skills! András paid me a visit in Brighton on his way to Dover to leave these shores for his home town in Hungary and then on to a new work contract in Mongolia! Can’t wait for his updates on that one! Anyway I am very proud to unveil these latest photos of his finished and tuned rig and there are lots of details below.

Engine: 

  • Stock VW 2.4TDiC ACL
  • Modified intercooler, increased boost, more fuel, LDA adjustment

Cab:

  • Modified dash with new dials: boost, oil temp, oil pressure, water temp, volt meter, second fuel tank gauge, carling switches for all lights
  • Side & reversing cameras

Camper:

  • 330amp hour leisure battery bank
  • Victron iverter/charger running permanent 240v
  • 350w solar panel
  • 150l internal mounted fresh water tank + 22l hot water tank
  • 50l underslung waste tank
  • 70l secondary diesel tank with dash operated transfer pump
  • water calorifier twin coil, separate from webasto or engine cooling circuit
  • pressurised water system 4.5 bar
  • Webasto thermotop c & blown air heating system
  • VW T2 rock&roll downstairs double bed & seating
  • swivel mount drivers seat
  • Florida upstairs double slide out bed system
  • Kree light bars: 52″ high beam, 2 x 8″ front fog, 2 x 4″ search light, 1 x rear 8″
  • 100amp headlamp modification inc. new relays and wiring
  • Unimog 20×9 wheels & 275/80 r20 tyres Michelin XZL second hand
  • oven, twin hob and grill
  • wet room
  • cassette swivel loo & sog unit
  • external storage through rear doors, workshop area.

Mini LT 4X4 by night!

Ray Perry & Andras met up on Brighton seafront for a chinwag and a mulled cider! What a rare treat to get these 2 beasts together (the vans that is!)

The bus was previously a camper with windows all round, which presumably meant that it was a bus in an even earlier life. It has been owned by a wind farm company and a doctor who had it in his possession for 15 years according to the papers.

We love it. Great work András

In a previous edition of the VOLT magazine we were very proud to feature an as yet unseen build gallery of his work on his big rig. The gallery is below.

VW LT 4X4 Build Gallery

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1 Comments

  1. Would like to know where i can get parts online for my 1973 bavaria lt28 i need a front grill and misc brake and motor parts sent im in usa and they dont have any here

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