To boldy go where no camper has gone before...
THIS is insane.
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I think this is what 69AVION is referring to for the suspension of most of the AUSSIE OFF-ROAD guys...
Another consideration for importing to the US is that the power requirements is different in Australia. You would have to change out all of the appliances for 120VAC. Perhaps you could install a large step-down transformer.
I have been watching the AUSSIE line of off road campers for a few years now and it blows me away when they list there prices down there... Anything good is usually 100K US dollars...
Of course their way of camping life down there is so much different than ours. Most brochures I see show all the kitchen setups on the outside.
Our so-called outback is fairly impressive as well and it does seem like somewhere down the road there should be a market for this type of camping setup.
My early camping days was in the Arizona high country days with Jeeps and then to Jeeps with trailers. We had some impressive off road experiences back then...
Roy Ken
Another consideration for importing to the US is that the power requirements is different in Australia. You would have to change out all of the appliances for 120VAC. Perhaps you could install a large step-down transformer.
I have been watching the AUSSIE line of off road campers for a few years now and it blows me away when they list there prices down there... Anything good is usually 100K US dollars...
Of course their way of camping life down there is so much different than ours. Most brochures I see show all the kitchen setups on the outside.
Our so-called outback is fairly impressive as well and it does seem like somewhere down the road there should be a market for this type of camping setup.
My early camping days was in the Arizona high country days with Jeeps and then to Jeeps with trailers. We had some impressive off road experiences back then...
Roy Ken
