Anyone seen one of these before?

[BBC]

This is one of the more capable off-road camper vehicles that I've seen to date.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2011/12/1102.jpg

Sorry, it is not the best of photos; it was 'peeing down at the time in Nairobi, Kenya.

Having been a Mog driver (and Mk 5 before that) I'd well fancy having a drive of one of these.

[rick130]

That'd be a good rig for doing the big lap here.
A stock Mog might be a tad slow on the Highway but if you're on holiday, so what, it gives you time to take in the scenery :D

[fclandy]

Wonder what that would cost?

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[Gavo]

I saw one about 6yr ago when I went to caravon gorge it had german rego. Was not as fancy as that one it was just a box made out of fridge pannel. Wlould be cool who care if it only does 80km on the highway. This is a land rover forum still ?

[wouldbeowner]

Geez I hope theyve used extremely light weight materials up to. I would hate to get that thing on any type of surface with a cross slope. All the great clearance and nobbly tyres in the world wont help much if one side of the vehicle suddenly drops 30cm and you start rolling.

[Sleepy]

I expect Iain B will have one just as good (if not better!) on the road soon ;):angel:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/projects-tutorials/92018-progress-my-unimog.html

[Terrain Vehicles]

For those with time to kill, have a look on this thread on ORRP (http://www.orrp.info/smf/index.php'topic=47121.0). Be warned though, you will need a thick skin for ORRP. :p

[Fluids]

One of my customers has one. Different camper body though. ... it's big ... really BIG.

Seriously, it would go anywhere with ease ... not cheap to own ... or run.