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rosco532 · rosco532

Tried to gear up for both freedom camping and the odd night in CP's -- Edited by rosco532 on Wednesday 2nd of April 2014 12:46:50 AM

Caister70 · Caister70

On our 6th van now and it has finally sunk in that we spend most of the time outside the van so lugging a big unit around didn't seem right for us. But then everyone is different and so long as you are enjoying it. The little Jayco Starcraft suits us and the annex gives us extra room as required. Enjoy your tr...

Kendo · Kendo

Hi All, Not all long ago I introduced Barry the triton ute and our Jayco Eagle. The Eagle was our introduction to the world of caravaning "To see if we liked the experience". Well we didn't like it, we loved it! In the past 12 months we did a number of trips from weekenders to a week away. I know t...

russhenn · russhenn

Hi All; Here's our Home. Bedford Domino Hedges body, converted by the previous owner. He did a brilliant job and we haven't changed anything. Still running the BLP standard engine, old and slow and steady, however we are in no hurry. 7.5m fully enclosed car carrier/man shed, which carries the Brumby...

Friar Park · Friar Park

I've mentioned it a few times so here is the proof. I don't know, but it looks ok to me.

tezza n tomoko · tezza n tomoko

Hello all I recently asked opinions re landcruiser workmate as a tow vehicle I have had a look but not really happy with it for our purpose so I have always been a Toyota man but have looked at 2012 Nissan patrol 3.0 litre turbo diesel I am sure many travellers have this vehicle is it capable of towing a 23-2...

MichaelnRhonda · MichaelnRhonda

Our first ever motorhome! 1992 ISUZU/Winnebago We bought it last year. Very comfortable inside but slow as treacle on the hills. We are lucky if we travel at 95kph on the flats. But love camping in national parks and touring around. It is fully self contained with inverter and 340 watts of solar. Just s...

Vic41 · Vic41

This slide on for the 1955 Chevy pick up in the subject movie look a great little set up, would have liked to see it inside though! PS: An Acquaintance of mine imports these early model pick ups from the US, does them up and sells them....

Vic41 · Vic41

1929 Ford model A truck in the USA modified to pull a 5th wheel setup.

hokianga · hokianga

Looking forward to learning about towing my little caravan, I am not on the road fulltime anymore so sold the motorhome and opted for a little caravan instead. Any advice appreciated. Will have to practice my reversing skills now. I have a housesit near maroochydore starting mid june for two months,...

deconuts · deconuts

Hi fellow GNs, we have been absent from the forum for a while but now with our new rig and tug we have hit the roads and highways. Thanks for all your suggestions and feedback over the preceeding months which helped us get on the road and we're loving it. We are the new Newbees having taking to the livest...

Crashtac · Crashtac

This is our rig. It's a 2013 25ft Jayco Sterling and 1998 Landcruiser, petrol and gas auto.

grumpy790 · grumpy790

had just enough left over to hit the road 4 years ago. best deal I ever made!!! (hope the upload works!)

Plendo · Plendo

It is looking good, just some technical stuff to do now.

MarkJ · MarkJ

I was wondering whether my old motorhome "NFPA" (No Fixed Place of Abode) is still on the road, or maybe still being lived in, but parked up. We traveled some of WA, NT and QLD in her in the late 90's before selling her in Cairns. She was based on a D Series Ford truck, and had a 300cid inline 6 petr...

glendadon · glendadon

I love to see all those new vans that you put onto here and yet they can still enjoy caravanning without all the thrills and whistles perhaps many of us like myself and my wife Glenda still enjoy being part of the grey nomad scene with our old vintage vans. I for one pull an old 1979 Viscount that is in near...

kiwijims · kiwijims

Well we've done it again, yet another caravan, this is our 37th in the last 40 odd years. We sold our last van the 88 Coromal, after a 12 month rebuild, then purchased the 97 Jayco The old Coromal..... The 97 Jayco, not as big as the Coromal but, far easier to handle..... Now all we have to do is stick the...

GaryKelly · GaryKelly

I've been undecided about posting this link to a video I made of finally getting PJ together. I made it mainly for my mate Stan as a keepsake and something to show his grandkids. The camper was parked at the side of the garage for many months waiting for a suitable flat tray ute, and ended up being hemmed in...

oldboar · oldboar

We wanted to carry too much gear to meet the BT-50 GVM limit so rather than risk the wrath of the scalies in various states we've upgraded to an Isuzu 200 tray back. Plenty of room & capacity for us now. Darrell & Sandra

Vic41 · Vic41

This motorhome was made out of a hollowed out log and was the home of a logger manager in Canada and also served as his office.

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	Getting it how we want it. (Preview) Tried to gear up for both freedom camping and the odd night in CP's -- Edited by rosco532 on Wednesday 2nd of April 2014 12:46:50 AM	rosco532	6	1722	10:20 PM May 7, 2014 by Aus-Kiwi
	Is a big van necessary ? (Preview) On our 6th van now and it has finally sunk in that we spend most of the time outside the van so lugging a big unit around didn't seem right for us. But then everyone is different and so long as you are enjoying it. The little Jayco Starcraft suits us and the annex gives us extra room as required. Enjoy your tr...	Caister70	14	3090	01:56 PM May 3, 2014 by Vic41
	The Eagle has gone and now Barry has got the Bullet (Preview) Hi All, Not all long ago I introduced Barry the triton ute and our Jayco Eagle. The Eagle was our introduction to the world of caravaning "To see if we liked the experience". Well we didn't like it, we loved it! In the past 12 months we did a number of trips from weekenders to a week away. I know t...	Kendo	6	2855	11:09 PM Apr 28, 2014 by Kendo
	Russell and Shenni's rig (Preview) Hi All; Here's our Home. Bedford Domino Hedges body, converted by the previous owner. He did a brilliant job and we haven't changed anything. Still running the BLP standard engine, old and slow and steady, however we are in no hurry. 7.5m fully enclosed car carrier/man shed, which carries the Brumby...	russhenn	7	1974	07:03 PM Apr 26, 2014 by grahos
	Refurb my '97 Compass (Preview) I've mentioned it a few times so here is the proof. I don't know, but it looks ok to me.	Friar Park	6	1211	05:55 PM Apr 26, 2014 by grahos
	Nissan Patrol 3.0 ltr turbo diesel (Preview) Hello all I recently asked opinions re landcruiser workmate as a tow vehicle I have had a look but not really happy with it for our purpose so I have always been a Toyota man but have looked at 2012 Nissan patrol 3.0 litre turbo diesel I am sure many travellers have this vehicle is it capable of towing a 23-2...	tezza n tomoko	11	1242	07:26 PM Apr 24, 2014 by whiteman
	Idling Dayz (Preview) Our first ever motorhome! 1992 ISUZU/Winnebago We bought it last year. Very comfortable inside but slow as treacle on the hills. We are lucky if we travel at 95kph on the flats. But love camping in national parks and touring around. It is fully self contained with inverter and 340 watts of solar. Just s...	MichaelnRhonda	6	1396	11:44 AM Apr 23, 2014 by Friar Park
	Not Mine - Slide on From the Movie "Every Which Way But Loose" (Preview) This slide on for the 1955 Chevy pick up in the subject movie look a great little set up, would have liked to see it inside though! PS: An Acquaintance of mine imports these early model pick ups from the US, does them up and sells them....	Vic41	2	984	10:33 AM Apr 14, 2014 by Vic41
	Model A Ford & 5th Wheeler in the US (Preview) 1929 Ford model A truck in the USA modified to pull a 5th wheel setup.	Vic41	2	1058	09:50 PM Apr 13, 2014 by Vic41
	From small motorhome to viscount caravan (Preview) Looking forward to learning about towing my little caravan, I am not on the road fulltime anymore so sold the motorhome and opted for a little caravan instead. Any advice appreciated. Will have to practice my reversing skills now. I have a housesit near maroochydore starting mid june for two months,...	hokianga	7	1570	05:02 PM Apr 11, 2014 by kandagal
	Newbies on the road at last (Preview) Hi fellow GNs, we have been absent from the forum for a while but now with our new rig and tug we have hit the roads and highways. Thanks for all your suggestions and feedback over the preceeding months which helped us get on the road and we're loving it. We are the new Newbees having taking to the livest...	deconuts	9	2306	04:22 PM Apr 8, 2014 by neilnruth
	Just thought I would show my set up (Preview) This is our rig. It's a 2013 25ft Jayco Sterling and 1998 Landcruiser, petrol and gas auto.	Crashtac	5	2832	08:06 AM Apr 7, 2014 by freehazzas
	the ex took the rest and left me with this. (Preview) had just enough left over to hit the road 4 years ago. best deal I ever made!!! (hope the upload works!)	grumpy790	19	2249	05:48 PM Mar 25, 2014 by Aus-Kiwi
	Our Van has arrived at the dealers (Preview) It is looking good, just some technical stuff to do now.	Plendo	14	1757	06:14 AM Mar 24, 2014 by Dougwe
	Has anyone seen this Motorhome? (Preview) I was wondering whether my old motorhome "NFPA" (No Fixed Place of Abode) is still on the road, or maybe still being lived in, but parked up. We traveled some of WA, NT and QLD in her in the late 90's before selling her in Cairns. She was based on a D Series Ford truck, and had a 300cid inline 6 petr...	MarkJ	1	1441	10:43 PM Mar 18, 2014 by Aus-Kiwi
	Not everyone can have a new van and tow car (Preview) I love to see all those new vans that you put onto here and yet they can still enjoy caravanning without all the thrills and whistles perhaps many of us like myself and my wife Glenda still enjoy being part of the grey nomad scene with our old vintage vans. I for one pull an old 1979 Viscount that is in near...	glendadon	24	2710	06:11 PM Mar 16, 2014 by glendadon
	Another later model Caravan (Preview) Well we've done it again, yet another caravan, this is our 37th in the last 40 odd years. We sold our last van the 88 Coromal, after a 12 month rebuild, then purchased the 97 Jayco The old Coromal..... The 97 Jayco, not as big as the Coromal but, far easier to handle..... Now all we have to do is stick the...	kiwijims	7	1431	03:22 PM Mar 14, 2014 by Vic41
	The Birth of PJ (Preview) I've been undecided about posting this link to a video I made of finally getting PJ together. I made it mainly for my mate Stan as a keepsake and something to show his grandkids. The camper was parked at the side of the garage for many months waiting for a suitable flat tray ute, and ended up being hemmed in...	GaryKelly	10	1602	07:06 PM Mar 11, 2014 by mongrel
	Replacement for BT-50 tug (Preview) We wanted to carry too much gear to meet the BT-50 GVM limit so rather than risk the wrath of the scalies in various states we've upgraded to an Isuzu 200 tray back. Plenty of room & capacity for us now. Darrell & Sandra	oldboar	14	1849	07:05 PM Mar 11, 2014 by oldboar
	Loggers Motorhome Of Yesteryear (Preview) This motorhome was made out of a hollowed out log and was the home of a logger manager in Canada and also served as his office.	Vic41	12	1589	02:14 AM Mar 9, 2014 by Vic41
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