Nice set up touring Disco

[Cap]

Found this pic and thought this is one well thought out set up. Very nice indeed. The only thing against it is that it looks very cramped... hence why I prefer a trailer.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/02/1356.jpg

[Chucaro]

I think that is a good setup when you cannot take the trailer. The only problem is that there is not much room left for a fresh water tank or containers.

[Rosscoe68]

notice he has a big shovel, good thing too, wonder how much the rig weighs and how many times it would need to be dug out of the sand :/

[2_door]

notice he has a big shovel, good thing too, wonder how much the rig weighs and how many times it would need to be dug out of the sand :/

thats the 'outhouse' isnt it

but, yes it is a well sorted rig. The only issue I have with this sort of set up is if you are spending any longer than a day in one place, you have to pack everything up anytime you want to go somewhere. But for overnight stays its perfect.

my preference is a well set up trailer or camper trailer ;)

[disco_mitch]

looks like a lot of gear for 2 people

[clean32]

looking at the chair, i would say thay are both under 90kg :wasntme:

[DI5CO]

Half the stuff & weight would probably be spares:Rolling::wasntme:

[Treads]

A young English couple we met at Cooma last year (Holy cow! I just realised the 60th was almost exactly a year ago! Where did that go???? ) had their 4 door Disco set up almost the same, even had the chequerplate on the back door. With a cargo barrier behind the front seats and drawers in the rear they had used it to travel around Australia. That's a fair bit of room for two people :cool:

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/03/423.jpg

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2009/03/424.jpg

[Cap]

The green disco in front is like mine! hehe

Im envious of those who have the $$ to go traveling for long periods of time. One day ill hopefully be able to do same :D