slide on campervans if thats what u call them , anyone had experiance , ie australia?

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milo - 22 Jan 2006 04:36 GMT

g'day, im possible looking at something like this
http://www.sydneyrvcentre.com.au/stock51.htm

for australian use, Im wondering if theres any one here how has had
experiance with a unit like this
or similar, Im thinking of an auto, preferbly petrol or maybe duel fuel ,
any thoughts ,
also would like to be able to use the ute when not using the home part, if u
know what i mean
thanks in advance

milo

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William Boyd - 22 Jan 2006 04:49 GMT

> g'day, im possible looking at something like this
> http://www.sydneyrvcentre.com.au/stock51.htm
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> milo

http://www.topupcamper.com/
http://www.libertyrvs.com/trkcamper.htm
http://happyholidaysmotorhome.com/10moth.html
Here are some links that will help.
What you displayed is a class C moter home that does not break down so
you can use the auto part only, but what I have provided will.

BILL P.--
Member; Am.Lgn,DAV,VFW,AFSA

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milo - 22 Jan 2006 05:14 GMT

>> g'day, im possible looking at something like this
>> http://www.sydneyrvcentre.com.au/stock51.htm
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> BILL P.--
> Member; Am.Lgn,DAV,VFW,AFSA

thanks Bill, but i need some aussie links
some are set out really well though,
milo ,

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milo - 22 Jan 2006 05:16 GMT

>> g'day, im possible looking at something like this
>> http://www.sydneyrvcentre.com.au/stock51.htm
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> BILL P.--
> Member; Am.Lgn,DAV,VFW,AFSA

yeah this is closer, from one of the links u gave me

http://happyholidaysmotorhome.com/images/Elkhornl.jpg

milo

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Jon Porter - 22 Jan 2006 17:42 GMT

> yeah this is closer, from one of the links u gave me
>
> http://happyholidaysmotorhome.com/images/Elkhornl.jpg

Judging from other people's experiences, probably the biggest thing to watch
out for with that sort of setup is to make sure the truck can handle the
weight. And if you are considering sliding the truck out from under it lot,
consider how much easier it would be to simply drop a trailer off of the
hitch instead.

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