My folks used to use 50mm fibre glass/foam walls when they had they're caravan business, the new owners have kept using them (Google karakampa) . Fiberglass outside, foam middle, ply veneer inside.
Man that truck will be awsome:D
My folks used to use 50mm fibre glass/foam walls when they had they're caravan business, the new owners have kept using them (Google karakampa) . Fiberglass outside, foam middle, ply veneer inside.
Man that truck will be awsome:D
Sounds rather like the stuff we are using, except ours is fibreglass on both sides. It got manufactured up in QLD:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...013/10/331.jpg
The thinner stuff is for the internal walls, table and bed base etc
Firefoxgc has just built his third caravan using insulated fibreglass, I dropped a link into goingbush's thread......might be worth dropping him a PM
Very nice, great project.:)
Mate ....
fantastic , .
We considered an Amesz Man 4x4 4WD Off Road Motorhomes and could still be on the cards in the future.
First bought to our attention on the Tanami Track whilst driving our 80 series Landcruiser & Jayco 'outback camper' settled down to a speed somwhere about 70kmh on the huge irregular corrugations and a Man 4x4 sailed past us like we were standing still with the suspension hardly moving and the corrugations all but completely dissolved by the huge super singles . a beutiful thing.
will watch with much intrest (end envy)
I'm heading off to Braybrook tomorrow to load the trailer up with 50mm EPS panels aka Coolroom sandwich panels, will see what I'm like at building a house of cards. not going to be fun outside in this gusty weather Melbourne has been inflicted with the last few weeks !!.
Well I've being watching your Iveco build with much interest, as we started to head down that track. It's a size in between a 130 and a full size truck, so I think you'll get more places than us.Quote:
Originally Posted by goingbush
If there is enough cash left over at the end of the build, I'd like to get central tyre inflation fitted. There is an Australian company that fits aftermarket CTIS to all sorts of things but mainly trucks:
AIR CTI
http://www.aircti.com/Images/1%20AIR...r-PRO-Gold.jpg
yes, you will need a big compressor to make those SS's go up and down:p:D
You obviously have a bigger backyard than I do! ha! Yet another thread I will watch with interest. :)
Super sized alright, can i get that with a boat and dirtbike to go- hold the fluffy dice.
Good stuff mate :D
Hope it,s not like the M.A.N trucks of years gone by where M.A.N stood for Many Alterations Needed which they did to keep going:eek: