Thread: Show us your camping set up

needed a 130 to sleep four comfortably.

Had the same set up on a 110 before the kids...

Originally Posted by Mick-Kelly

Thats what i like to see, a lightweight getting used

it is my friends lightweight.. with a 200tdi in it....power steering..etc its pretty cool......

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

What is it with land Rover owners and STONE dwellings???

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.
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.

Originally Posted by bruggz351

here's ours.. it's a bit overboard, but it means i get to go camping

Geez! going a bit far taking your Hills Hoist clothesline camping with you, LOL, Regards Frank.

Originally Posted by Tank

Geez! going a bit far taking your Hills Hoist clothesline camping with you, LOL, Regards Frank.

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?

Here you go



$30k Camper trailer with $3k Land Rover lol

Originally Posted by Shonky

In preparation for Corowa!

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.