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bill12 · bill12

Just loaded the new camper for the first time. Fits well, and is much lighter than the ol freeway. Total cost so far is less than $3000, not inc labour, as I designed and built it myself.Its amazing what you can do with an inverter welder and simple power tools. Will post some inside pics soon. Bill

OMD · OMD

01 pajero nm v6 and a franklin arrow plus van.

Snail · Snail

GarryM · GarryM

I have owned my 1974 Vw Kombi for some years and have travelled regularly in it. Last year wife and I went from Melbourne to Adelaide, put it on the Ghan to Darwin then drove from Darwin to Perth and then back to Melbourne. This year its back to Tassie for a few weeks or more for the third time and planning f...

rayjanet · rayjanet

Our permanent home since 12th August 2008 is "Kozwi", a Venture 690 (now Winjana) from Toowoomba 2008 and Ford Ranger ute 2012. Love it!

Papou · Papou

1987 Viscount Seabreeze and just finished renovating it , registered etc and ready to roll though had such a good time and enjoyment renovating it that we are thinking of purchasing a new van. Which one is still under debate lol..

earthbound55 · earthbound55

Now trying to get everything done before I have to be out of he house and living in the new rig in 4 weeks. Not that a lot really needs to be done but I'd rather make any changes and mods now before I'm living in there permanently. Pretty big for one bloke and his dog, but it's a nice bit of luxury. If I'm going t...

Nelly · Nelly

I picked up the motorhome the other day. I was a bit nervous but soon got over that and had a good trip home - I haven't any photos at this stage. Hope to go away for a few days later on if possible.

Sundowners · Sundowners

Hi, Sandy and I are new here and our not so new van is new to us. So here is "Coco", a 1977 Country Campers "Cabana". She's obviously a geriatric, but so is the tow vehicle , a 1994 2.8 diesel Hi-Ace with 2 thirds of million klms on it.....all put on by me. These pics was taken just afte...

MaryJane · MaryJane

So I dismantled the L shaped cafe lounge... Wasn't working for me, took up way too much space, pain in the arse moving around the bed, sold the seat cushions and table leg on eBay. I'm slowly removing the pelmets and fawn coloured curtains. they were dull... In my opinion... Here is is a contrast p...

Nelly · Nelly

Over the weekend had a look at a M/H - Mercedes Sprinter - took our mechanic to look at it - he said looked good - so I had until yesterday to make up my mind. I don't know how many times I went to pick up the phone to say yay or nay but in the end it was a yay. So I will pick it up next week. All the butterflies, appr...

dazlyn · dazlyn

Picked up our new home on the 9th Sept. Pic taken at Koonoomoo roadhouse Colarado + Jayco Silverline

Pedro_The_Swift · Pedro_The_Swift

As strange as it may sound, rather than just pack up and go around Oz, we thought it would be a good idea to see if we actually could live in the van definitely,, so we are into a sort of 3 month test at my sisters place to see what needs doing before we take off in October. We have had the van for two years now and b...

New Wanderers · New Wanderers

We picked up new caravan on Wednesday and went for a short test run, all worked well. We are itching to go on longer trips once we get a few appointments out of the way.

Phil C · Phil C

Love this van.

Woody n Sue · Woody n Sue

Second night free camping just south of Gunnedah tonight no internet last night

chopit · chopit

Now that we have hit the road full-time this is our setup. We had a '89 Hilux with the Holden V6 & auto. It did a great job of towing the "van but the ride was like an old dray cart. This Commodore has the 5ltr V8 & auto. The fuel consumption,towing the 'van is just about the same as the Hilux and w...

Woody n Sue · Woody n Sue

Well we camped the third night on the Hay plains verrry cold morning ice on the windscreen but it was warm inside all in all it was a good trip home but boy does the price of fuel vary across this great land ! $1.50 through to $1.70 Anyway aside that when we got home and I were having a good look under the van I d...

justcruisin01 · justcruisin01

Ok, the new van will be a Lotus Freelander; 19ft 6" Solar & battery pack upgrade, control rider suspension & a few more goodies. Bring on Dec. JC

justcruisin01 · justcruisin01

Bring on Dec, JC.

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	new camper (Preview) Just loaded the new camper for the first time. Fits well, and is much lighter than the ol freeway. Total cost so far is less than $3000, not inc labour, as I designed and built it myself.Its amazing what you can do with an inverter welder and simple power tools. Will post some inside pics soon. Bill	bill12	13	2267	05:27 PM Nov 25, 2014 by bill12
	Our new rig. (Preview) 01 pajero nm v6 and a franklin arrow plus van.	OMD	3	1926	02:01 PM Nov 21, 2014 by Plendo
	My Rig (Preview)	Snail	7	2208	10:03 PM Nov 19, 2014 by Snail
	My Rig (Preview) I have owned my 1974 Vw Kombi for some years and have travelled regularly in it. Last year wife and I went from Melbourne to Adelaide, put it on the Ghan to Darwin then drove from Darwin to Perth and then back to Melbourne. This year its back to Tassie for a few weeks or more for the third time and planning f...	GarryM	7	2610	03:26 PM Nov 14, 2014 by Magyar Connection
	Our fifth wheeler and ute (Preview) Our permanent home since 12th August 2008 is "Kozwi", a Venture 690 (now Winjana) from Toowoomba 2008 and Ford Ranger ute 2012. Love it!	rayjanet	13	2241	10:46 AM Nov 12, 2014 by Phillipn
	Okay here's ours:) (Preview) 1987 Viscount Seabreeze and just finished renovating it , registered etc and ready to roll though had such a good time and enjoyment renovating it that we are thinking of purchasing a new van. Which one is still under debate lol..	Papou	16	2429	08:00 AM Nov 12, 2014 by Papou
	Finally found my new home (Preview) Now trying to get everything done before I have to be out of he house and living in the new rig in 4 weeks. Not that a lot really needs to be done but I'd rather make any changes and mods now before I'm living in there permanently. Pretty big for one bloke and his dog, but it's a nice bit of luxury. If I'm going t...	earthbound55	7	2634	11:27 AM Nov 4, 2014 by Aus-Kiwi
	Picked up the M/H (Preview) I picked up the motorhome the other day. I was a bit nervous but soon got over that and had a good trip home - I haven't any photos at this stage. Hope to go away for a few days later on if possible.	Nelly	7	1462	08:35 PM Oct 26, 2014 by frangipani
	"Coco" (Preview) Hi, Sandy and I are new here and our not so new van is new to us. So here is "Coco", a 1977 Country Campers "Cabana". She's obviously a geriatric, but so is the tow vehicle , a 1994 2.8 diesel Hi-Ace with 2 thirds of million klms on it.....all put on by me. These pics was taken just afte...	Sundowners	12	2109	05:25 PM Oct 24, 2014 by New Wanderers
	Revamp in progress... (Preview) So I dismantled the L shaped cafe lounge... Wasn't working for me, took up way too much space, pain in the arse moving around the bed, sold the seat cushions and table leg on eBay. I'm slowly removing the pelmets and fawn coloured curtains. they were dull... In my opinion... Here is is a contrast p...	MaryJane	11	1807	05:56 PM Oct 20, 2014 by MaryJane
	Well I Did It!! (Preview) Over the weekend had a look at a M/H - Mercedes Sprinter - took our mechanic to look at it - he said looked good - so I had until yesterday to make up my mind. I don't know how many times I went to pick up the phone to say yay or nay but in the end it was a yay. So I will pick it up next week. All the butterflies, appr...	Nelly	13	2163	11:15 AM Oct 17, 2014 by Glenelg
	our rig (Preview) Picked up our new home on the 9th Sept. Pic taken at Koonoomoo roadhouse Colarado + Jayco Silverline	dazlyn	9	2118	04:02 PM Oct 16, 2014 by grahos
	Home (Preview) As strange as it may sound, rather than just pack up and go around Oz, we thought it would be a good idea to see if we actually could live in the van definitely,, so we are into a sort of 3 month test at my sisters place to see what needs doing before we take off in October. We have had the van for two years now and b...	Pedro_The_Swift	5	1278	05:47 PM Oct 10, 2014 by Pedro_The_Swift
	Here our new travelling home (Preview) We picked up new caravan on Wednesday and went for a short test run, all worked well. We are itching to go on longer trips once we get a few appointments out of the way.	New Wanderers	20	2813	09:02 AM Oct 5, 2014 by _wombat_
	The Starcraft (Preview) Love this van.	Phil C	15	2872	09:07 AM Oct 2, 2014 by frangipani
	The run home with our new to us van (Preview) Second night free camping just south of Gunnedah tonight no internet last night	Woody n Sue	9	1784	10:17 PM Sep 29, 2014 by Woody n Sue
	Old but sturdy. Our "No fixed abode"abode. (Preview) Now that we have hit the road full-time this is our setup. We had a '89 Hilux with the Holden V6 & auto. It did a great job of towing the "van but the ride was like an old dray cart. This Commodore has the 5ltr V8 & auto. The fuel consumption,towing the 'van is just about the same as the Hilux and w...	chopit	6	1817	03:42 PM Sep 29, 2014 by Dougwe
	Our trip home (Preview) Well we camped the third night on the Hay plains verrry cold morning ice on the windscreen but it was warm inside all in all it was a good trip home but boy does the price of fuel vary across this great land ! $1.50 through to $1.70 Anyway aside that when we got home and I were having a good look under the van I d...	Woody n Sue	5	1591	12:03 PM Sep 28, 2014 by Dunmowin
	WATCH THIS SPACE ;UPDATE. (Preview) Ok, the new van will be a Lotus Freelander; 19ft 6" Solar & battery pack upgrade, control rider suspension & a few more goodies. Bring on Dec. JC	justcruisin01	2	1299	10:33 PM Sep 26, 2014 by Dunmowin
	WATCH THIS SPACE;; (Preview) Bring on Dec, JC.	justcruisin01	3	998	07:28 AM Sep 20, 2014 by Dougwe
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