wow mulgo, thats a huge landy..:eek:
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wow mulgo, thats a huge landy..:eek:
needed a 130 to sleep four comfortably.
Had the same set up on a 110 before the kids...
it is my friends lightweight.. with a 200tdi in it....power steering..etc its pretty cool......:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick-Kelly
Our dwelling is only half stone, up to the window level, then western red ceder. We bought the 12 year old dwelling like that well before the Range Rover.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift
But when you build in the bush, transport cost for building materials comes to a very lot of filthy Lucre that you need to earn. But the bush provides very much free building material like rocks, and mud bricks [if you work hard] for you for no Filthy Lucre, just effort [assuming you own the block of land], that keeps you fit at the same time. Collecting rocks to build a house is a good excuse to drive the Landrover around the paddock, and who does not want to drive around a paddock in the Land Rover.
Geez! going a bit far taking your Hills Hoist clothesline camping with you, LOL, Regards Frank.Quote:
Originally Posted by bruggz351
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Originally Posted by Tank
:D gotta have somewhere to hang the tea towel....
actually, it was a test camp at the inlaws farm, trying the setup out before we hit the parks....
Who said you need a roofrack for an Oztent?
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...09/04/1415.jpg
Here you go
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/8226/dscn1684y.th.jpg
$30k Camper trailer with $3k Land Rover lol
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Originally Posted by Shonky
Nice and vintage, but if you hit something (I was going to say 'if you brake hard' but then i remembered my old Landy's brakes) with that ammo box aimed squarely at your head, there won't be much that even a modern ambulance can do for you.:o
You really need to see a pic of a swag, fridge, chainsaw and chair?:D