Thread: Fraser Island and Campertrailers

Originally Posted by Stuuu

Likewise on the avatar

Corrosion is a real bugbear for aircraft up here too.

I was always hoping to see an old 60 series Cruiser wagon where the roof had just rusted completely off

BTW Is your camper the same variety as mine?

G'day Stuuuu,

Our camper is a Cape York trailers (Ahern metal industries, Portsmith, Cairns) Full body Type3. Google Cape York Trailers and there is a pic of the Type3 model, ours is a special order full body one, same as the work trailers that CYT supply to Telstra FNQ. Leaf sprung, shocks, AT35 hitch, fully galv, ally and stainless, simple and mega tough. I wanted something to last me 25years

JC

Originally Posted by justinc

G'day Stuuuu,

Our camper is a Cape York trailers (Ahern metal industries, Portsmith, Cairns) Full body Type3. Google Cape York Trailers and there is a pic of the Type3 model, ours is a special order full body one, same as the work trailers that CYT supply to Telstra FNQ. Leaf sprung, shocks, AT35 hitch, fully galv, ally and stainless, simple and mega tough. I wanted something to last me 25years

JC

Thanks - Thought yours may have been one of them. Very nice but I wanted one that was fully sealed like the Adventure and someone related to me by marriage wanted the kitchen we have

you'd be amazed at what people tow onto fraser
if you are going to leave by River Heads,,,
practise your REVERSING!!

Originally Posted by Stuuu

Thanks - Thought yours may have been one of them. Very nice but I wanted one that was fully sealed like the Adventure and someone related to me by marriage wanted the kitchen we have

A kitchen like yours would be nice
Ours is a BASIC model, the stainless kitchen etc is there, but no appliances...
When you say fully sealed? Ours is sealed up against moisture and bulldust well, do you mean folded up with NO covers? If so, good idea against the elements and thievery, but the equivalent CYT was a fair bit more $$$ than I was prepared to part with at the time

We're planning a Kimberley trip next year (We hope) so we'll be able to test the Tanami dust and Gibb river rocks out...

JC