How it was...
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How it is:
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Mark
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These were taken on our recent trip to Mon Repos near Bundaberg.
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The solar panels were a new addition for the trip. Next on the list is to add an electric water pump so I can throw away the manual pump taps on the trailer.
Paul
Gee McDisco, that is one organised rear disco. The draws really look like the make a big difference in keeping things organised.
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Originally Posted by IceFyre
LOL...I was wondering if anyone was going to notice that! Thats my fiance Tanya going for a moon walk. We called it a moon walk cause you go and moon the dune! :D
Thanks mate. We thought about making our own setup, but the fourby fitout unit is really good value and well constructed/designed. We got ours even cheaper cause it was the demo model. We found it was the only one that made use of the high roof of the disco at the back. It had a crap rack (what we call it) in which we store out camp chairs and table. Keeps everything tucked up and out of the way. It only has the one draw but we use two tough tubs from Bunning to store tools and one as a bulky item pantry. We also have installed two plastic draws on the top shelf for pantries as well. The fridge slide is a piranha unit. We also have a 55L water tank that is strapped onto the cargo barrier on longer trips such as the Simpson. The hose is plumbed around to the back with a tap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hendrik
We are really happy with the setup. Everything is at hand, it doesnt move around at all and doesnt make a lot of sound either (eg squeeks). We did a week long high country trip and did some tough tracks and it was great having everything well secured.
Check out their website - FOURBY FITOUTS They let you try the units before you buy also which I think is brilliant. Mark the guy that runs it is a good bloke too...
Angus
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twas designed and built by ho har
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I wish too too
added a few inside shots
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Mrs ho har:angel:
When its the end of November, there is no wind except by the water, and the lizards are looking for mates, this is the only way to go!!!!
Just chuck the dome up on the boat rack at bedtime and drive down to the waters edge! I do intend to manufacture a roof top tent but this seems to do the job for now.
Steve
Guess what's inside?
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Guess what's inside?
........A Pool Table??:lol2::lol2:
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Actually don't have a lot of our camper and of course that one has the awining walls in place. We actually just have the usaul stuff inside - including the fantastic kitchen in the Adventure.
they all look abit more fancy than our set up, but it gets us out. one day we'll get there.
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