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Dont get me started on cats, I have to tolerate my partners one, though I wont let it inside and my german shepherd gives it a good run for its money, I just wish he'd catch up, just once :wink: Only kidding folks :roll: , Id always give it a head start 8O ,
Regards
Stevo
P.S. Got the brochures the other day for the transcontinental, would be interested to see what it was like inside......
See if it's going to be at the show Stevo https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
Nah there not, but I will be checking out what is there, have to make sure I leave Debit and Credit cards at home :wink: , otherwise I will have a lot of explaining to do, oops thats right she is coming with me https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ , will have to work on my sales pitches instead,
Regards
Stevo
Just concentrate on how comfortable the beds are and what fine kitchens they have and you'll be right https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
And the dunny and shower, there the biggies for her, whereas me, well ya know............. 8O ,
Regards
Stevo
I don't know about being claustrophobic. Have you tried one of these Teardrop Campers.
http://www.trikesaustralia.com/teardrop_camper.htm
They are like a coffin on wheels, but the windows and skylight make it very comfortable.
The guy hand builds these in his back yard. I'm sure he could knock something up for off-road use.
looks like he does do an offroad teardrop... complete with full external rollcage 8O
http://www.trikesaustralia.com/teardrop/of...road_photos.htm
Definitely too claustrophobic for me. I'd rather have a swag and save the difference in cost.
Kimberly Kampers have bought the intelectual property rights to this van and are bulding a variation bazsed on their chassis. Looks good, but the price will be very steep!