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As has been pointed out on P3, there appears to be very little ground clearance for an off-road vehicle; and it also looks very top heavy.

Stick with the 16" Atiks. They're the best available. If you really want to go to 18's, I have a full set available at a giveaway price. See here: http://pointedthree.com/disc/forums/showthread.php?tid=20029&mid=208518#M208518 And they can be carried to Orlando on my next business trip for...

Do you really think the WH pays any attention to these petitions? They've been ignoring others of much more importance and with significantly more sigs than the 100k requirement. If it makes you feel good, definitely go and sign; but don't expect any "shack". It's all "yack" - just like some...

Back from Alaska with no glitches. It's now available. I have over $80k in it. Asking $60k FOB Atlanta, GA.

Very nice pictures. Having been in the area multiple times over the past 30+ years, I recognized many of the locations; but some captions would have been nice. Bryce Canyon is a long way from Canyonlands.

Available at the End of August 2014 I have made some upgrades to improve things at the recommendation of the Kimberley Karavan Owners Group in Australia. There are several photos of this unit in the bottom three rows of this gallery: http://www.pbase.com/flydutch/kimberleykamper This unit...

Just discovered this thread. Very nice to read about my old KKamper and the mods you've made to improve it. Quality and workmanship on those earlier models was much higher than it is now. Ask me how I know. In response to an earlier message in this thread, the guy I purchased it from in 2002...

I'm pretty sure I read that the company went belly up.

You obviously don't know the G. It is perfectly flat from front to back - no curvature. As an aside to the OP, the Rhino Rack bars, while extremely strong and stable, are too large to fit the Maggiolina mounting brackets; and you would have to jury rig your own from the hardware store. Rhino...

Update on Busted Winch An update on the busted winch. In spite of their original promise to replace it under warranty, Kimberley is apparently not going to do so; and has stopped responding to emails and faxes on the subject. When I reported this to WARN, they came back with a compromise; and...

The top supposedly weighs about 700-800 lbs. The winch has a capacity of 1500 lbs. Agreed on the line snapping or the motor burning out, but neither have happened; and the motor has a overload breaker on it which hasn't tripped either. My gear housing blowout is the first out of about 200 in...

Disappointed in WARN I have a WARN winch on my Kimberley Karavan that is used to raise the top. Recently at less than a year of use, while raising the top, it blew out the casting that holds all the gears and guts. See the attached photos. WARN refuses to warranty it, saying that it was not...

I call 'em as I see 'em.

Do you have any idea of what it would take to legally get a non-US model into the states? Unless it's older than 25 yrs, I hope you have VERY DEEP pockets; but if you're at Ft Gordon, they probably won't be deep enough.

Improvise, possibly, yes; but buy a new Professional in the US, NO!

Not so in the US, where the OP is located.

Your picasaweb link doesn't work.

The wider you go, the more strain you will put on the wheel bearings; and the sooner they will fail. Also, you'll reach a point where your vehicle's track will be wider that the trail tracks. You should go to the pointedthree.com G-Class Forum and talk to Loki from Iceland. He has many...

No signs of rust on mine. They are 13 yrs old and are just as solid as the day they were installed.

And then there is the Kamper's bigger brother, the Kimberley Karavan; of which there are currently two in the US. A bunch more photos here: http://www.pbase.com/flydutch/kimberleykamper Top three rows in the gallery are my 2002 Kimberley Kamper, now with another owner. Bottom three rows of...