Thread: My new Franklin Arrow

I can't believe how good it is after 40yr s arthur!!! Especially the upholstery etc. It is very much in fashion again those colours!!😀😀

Jc

Justin, it is ready to put the Weber little Q, few kilos of spare ribs in the fridge and go for few days to the Bay of Fires.
Have you van ready mate, the good weather is coming soon

That's a good pickup. It's incredibly hard to find a decent bunk 'van for just about any money. Just have a look around australia wide on ebay/gumtree and see the premium 'vans with bunk rooms get. There often absolutely trashed too. After all, stick 4 kids in something like a caravan and it'll usually end up, um, "well used".

seeya,
Shane L.

Originally Posted by Chucaro

Justin, it is ready to put the Weber little Q, few kilos of spare ribs in the fridge and go for few days to the Bay of Fires.
Have you van ready mate, the good weather is coming soon

Gotta drag my van up all those hills though😮😀

I started doing some work on it, I striped the faded paint from the sides and with Carlos start removing the windows and reseal them with Sikaflex 291



Carlos cleaning the surface to refit the rear window

Ya gotta love the burnt orange stove.
ditch that silly fridge.

Not sure what I will do with the fridge Pedro. In my old motorhome I installed a Waeco 150 lt working on 12 VDC and 240 AC running with 2 batteries of 105 amps each and 2 solar panels of 80 w each.
Perhaps in the future I go that way again or just have a couple og 50 lt Waeco or similar type chest fridges, one as a fridge and the other as freezer
In this fridge I have to change the seal and the door panel.

The van is almost finished ( needs the solar panels to be able to go free camping).
We used it during Easter in a trip to Scamander in the Tasmanian east coast.
The Magna towed it without any problem at 100 kph.The van weight 1250 kg and 120 kg on the ball.
We are happy with the set up.
We stopped 3 nights at the Sanctuary Caravan Park.