Under 7500 kg 4x4 Truck Camper
 

WANTED


Its long shot but I am in the market for an expedition grade camper under the 7500kg weight limit. I can consider vehicles in UK or mainland Europe.

Thanks (hopefully)

Chris

Van man
 

Hi Chris

Would this be suitable?

I am not sure it is for sale but could be discussed

Bruce

Thats very nice :)

Thanks
 

Thanks Grizzly

I am very fond of the old beast, I will get it finished one day!

Merry Christmas

Bruce

Not finished but maybe for sale? Cheeky :)



Having no knowledge of such things, can I please ask what engine, how many mpg and what sort of comfy cruising speed? Axle diff locks? Is it registered as a camper in the UK yet? (assuming that's where it is?)
How long have you been working on it up to now?!

I would like to maybe end up with one of these at some point in the future so pm me if you think a bit more of selling at some point?!



Happy Christmas to you too!



Jason

Hi Chris have a look at mine ....the iglehaut 4x4 posted a couple of days ago its in the uk
Rory


Its long shot but I am in the market for an expedition grade camper under the 7500kg weight limit. I can consider vehicles in UK or mainland Europe.

Thanks (hopefully)

Chris[/QUOTE]

Van man
 

Hi Jason

It is finished and has been on a 5 month trip, I just want to paint a few things and fix the water heater which I never got working as it was 40 C in Africa and hot water was the last thing we needed!

It is a 4 litre straight 4 doing 20 to the gallon, it will cruise at 50 mph but I tend to stick to 40 in Africa as I am in no hurry.

It is registered as a camper and has rear and centre diff locks. I am looking at fast diffs from a 4x2 but have a bit more research to do yet (not sure if the front axle is the same)

We are in Bristol if you fancy a beer and a look, but probably not for sale yet as another trip has passed scrutiny by the management.

Cheers

Bruce

Hi

Are you still thinking of selling ?

Chris

Van to go
 

Hi Chris

I have been planning a trip over to Georgia and back around Scandinavia.

This is now happening next year, and although we don't really need 4x4, we have decided that being fairly high and very secure has it's advantages.

Try me again around the end of 2021 if you are still looking (it took me 2 years to find this one!)

Bruce