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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / February 2006any aussies got something like this?
G'day, been doing a fair amount of research on the net of slide on motor homes in australia , and im looking at something like these guys , from around the $27000 mark, with the xtra options, http://www.freedomoffroad.com.au/laredo.html has any one had experience with something like these things? Im getting an auto , with power stearing, havent made up my mind yet about either 4wd 2wd, yet.. milo Make sure you get the camper certification with the camper package. 2wd is fine, but consider dual rear wheels. You need an F250 or equivalent. V10 is hot....... Don't forget tow package and factory hitch. For what you will spend, you can have a fine class C. > G'day, been doing a fair amount of research on the net of slide on motor > homes in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > milo > G'day, been doing a fair amount of research on the net of slide on motor > homes in [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > milo Milo, I have a question, not related to this subject but a discussion with some one else. How old do you have to be in Australia to get a drivers license and how old before you can vote. Back to your subject, I think I would get the 4wd for a truck camper. They can be gangley as hell some times off the hard surface. The dual wheel is also good to have for the load. BILL P. Just Dog & ME >> G'day, been doing a fair amount of research on the net of slide on motor >> homes in [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > & > ME to drive u down under u have to be 16 and nine months i think from memory to get a liscence milo >>>G'day, been doing a fair amount of research on the net of slide on motor >>>homes in [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > get a liscence > milo Thanks how about voting?  SignatureBut then I have been proclaimed to not know any thing I am talking about by the other folks here, so do as they say and dont blame me. :-) BILL P. Just Dog & ME >>>Milo, I have a question, not related to this subject but a discussion >>>with some one else. How old do you have to be in Australia to get a [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> > Thanks how about voting? 18 years. Re driving 16 years and 9 months will get you a Learners Permit. Then usually 6 months minimum later you can do a driving test for a provisional licence. Three years later you get a full licence. Neville Brisbane > 18 years. Re driving 16 years and 9 months will get you a Learners > Permit. Then usually 6 months minimum later > you can do a driving test for a provisional licence. Three years later > you get a full licence. Wish they would make it 18 here in the USA. It varies from state to state but in AZ I believe its 15 for learners permit and 16 to get a license. Nasty bad accidents involving teens outranks the 2nd worst group, seniors. >>>>Milo, I have a question, not related to this subject but a discussion >>>>with some one else. How old do you have to be in Australia to get a [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Neville > Brisbane Thanks that will settle the discussion I was having with my brother. SignatureBill P. just Dog & ME At this time in life all that remains is left overs, some can be cherished as good others bad, but the only definite is that they are all that remains, main course is over. |
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