congratulations from us mate it look's a great van

congrats doug..

awesome van..

what size solar system does it have on it

does the shower have sliding doors or a single swinging door?

double glazed windows?

diesel heater?

what size is the draw bar?

are the lights LED?

oven?

what size is the fridge?

just askin ...

Good on ya Dougwe

Power to the people! Hey Blue 

I'm not a big power user person Blue so I will see how the 220 goes first. I only have 100 at the mo in the Avan and don't see myself using a great deal more than now, yeh a little more but not much I don't think anyway.

Water might be different. I will have 2x95 lt tank of fresh water on board and that will only be used for washing etc, not drinking. I use filtered or bottled for that. I worked hard for my tummy and need to look after it . If I have access to some creek/tap water I will just get a bucket of water each day, well half really and do dishes etc that way to keep tank water for when really needed. I don't plan on using the shower on board just cos it's there, I will use it only when people back of quickly as I start to talk to them  I do it that way now and see no reason why I have to change. Mmmmm, maybe I could use that to my advantage  Just thought of that   I just want more space around me and storage for various things, something I don't have now.

It will be great to have cloths etc at finger tips and not have to go out in the cold or rain to get a shirt or whatever out of the tug. Sit on a nice chair without having to get up, fold it and move it just to get a beer out the fridge. Equally great not to have to move things from the bed one end to the other end at night just to go to bed. Then move back to the bed in the morning to use bench space during the day. Oh! most importantly, Go through all that again during the day if I want a poppy nap 

Don't get me wrong Blue, I appreciate your comment and input my GN friend. That's what I like about this forum as it is now, Great people giving great advice freely. It makes for really having a successful and enjoyable time out in the playground.  

Being solo makes a big difference as well I think with power and water usage especially

Bring on the space.

You worked out why the single beds mate.

I also need the extra storage for cloths now the twins have decided to dress for the occasion. I do like their dress style though.

Pomme, to be honest with you, I probably did but in the end everything was starting to look the same so decided enough was enough and concentrated on the by then, narrowed field. The "Chief" Feather was the only one that had that "Wow" factor and then to have all my boxes ticked plus a couple of extras, that was it. IMO of course.

Definitely worth a look mate. Not sure where you are but I am dealing with Luxury RV's in Croydon, Melbourne, Victoria. PM me if you want any more info in that department.

Sweet lookin Van Mate You will get lost with all that extra room. Might need a guide to find your way around 

bet you car't wait to hock it up and hit the Wallaby mate

Cheers

The Hats

Ron

 

This lifestyle has that effect on everyone Doug. Not the twins, silly!
The caravan upgrade from the A Van. You will enjoy the space, shelter and comfort.
The advantage of having one built is you can put your order in for your requirements e.g. solar, deep cycle batteries etc.
Have fun with it.