Hello, Part owner of a 1971 lowlight Deluxe

BEAN · Hello, Part owner of a 1971 lowlight Deluxe

Hi

I am part owner of a Low light Deluxe. The other person I half own her with is Kimba, Kimba bought Kombi love into my life.

I'm an electrician and used to do a lot with DC stuff, also used to work for the 12 volt shop installing dual battery systems, fridges, solar well anything electrical into campers motor homes, caravans. Any information you need feel free to ask. Or need a hand deciphering that painful wiring diagram for your bus let me know.

I have meet some crew at alfred's this month.

kimba

Yo. Welcome. Finally.
I only had to nag you to join for a few months!!

Rod

Hi Liam

Glad you made it,and nice chatting with you at Alfreds,Ill bring pen next time to get dual batt wire up specs off ya! Wink

Rod

WAY2COOL

Gday Liam ,Great to see you on here.Enjoy the ride ...Kim

kkombii

Hi Liam,
Glad you joined the gang.
I enjoyed meeting you last time at Alfreds.

See what a whisper in the year can result in.... a 1971 Low Light, Yeah

Hope the three of you have a great future.

Ruby Dear sends greetings to....? ( what do you call her? )

kimba

Her name is Brigit Wink

kkombii

Brigit holds her age very well, (pity about her rear end though.) I hope you can cover that up soon!!!

Lov ya Brigit Baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Regards from
Low Light sister ( we were born in the same year, wow! )
Ruby Dear

kkombii

Brigit

Brigit is believed to have been born to a noble family in County Louth. Determined to remain a virgin and devote her life to God, she refused several offers of marriage and became a nun, founding the first nunnery in Ireland on land in Kildare given to her by the King of Leinster (who may have been her father, according to some versions of her legend). The community at Kildare became a double monastery, of which Brigit was the Abbess. She is also said to have founded several other nunneries and a school of art, and is reputed to have performed miracles.

That's a fine name my for a beautiful girl......

kimba

I actually picked the name because Brigit is a pagan goddess of fertility and healing.
I am an herbalist and I have a particular interest in natural fertility.
Plus, the whole reason behind selling my last kombi and buying a microbus was so we could fill it with more babies, what better namesake to give her than a fertility goddess?
I just searched for Brigit's story, and this is one of the first pages that came up:
http://www.aztriad.com/brigit.html