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I reckon modifying a seatainer (as theyre known here) to have an interior of a camper, with shuttered windows would be the go. This would of course ride around on a truck, which could fit inside of a second (rental) seatainer for transport by ship. Sean

Wouldnt be too hard... Provided they fit in a sea shipping container :) Personally I'm not a fan of these slip on hard sided campers, any benifits from not towing a trailer are eroded by being much more top heavy! We also have some pretty sweet offroad caravans available here if you want...

Get a diesel one! No head gasket problems, much better fuel economy, and much greater reliability and service life!!! Sean

Hi all, I guess you can say I'm a HJ60 nut.. I came home from hospital in mine when I was born! Then at 10 learnt to drive it in the bush - was quite a shock to drive it on black top the first time at 16 (when I actually had a license:)) My parents bought it new in '83 and I bought it off them...

Hi everyone, my first post on here! I've seen this place mentioned on the ih8mud boards, and thought I'd check it out :) anyways.... If you have your heart set on a troopie based camper, perhaps think about importing one already converted? They're very popular here (Aus), and reasonably easy...