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Quick 2 bits.... I bought a imported Hilux Surf a earlier this year, with idea to drive it for month and determine if it will suit as our backroad exploring and camping vehicle. We hike, and last year I found riding the KLR 50 kms 2 up over abandoned logging roads after hiking in the mountains...

L400 porn, for sale on Delica.ca; one of the prettiest L400's IMO

Zam, since you like crusiers, check out this unit - http://www.outbackimports.ca/sale/HD-2963.html#HD-2963-01 Great seating arrangment. Think it was posted on Portal when Outback first put it up for sale.

Likely Canadian Eh. Many Landcruisers and Hilux motorhomes have been brought into Canada from Japan at the ripe old age of 15 years. As a backyard Canadian importer myself, was always impressed with the units available; low miles with high build quality at top dollar, with small interior space...

Fishing for Giant Snakehead, 18°18'59.41"N 99°48'20.99"E

Congrats on the great bike, not even broken in yet too! Last bike in NA for myself was a DR650 and found that the cheapest new flexy turn signals were Kawasaki units for a KLX250 (those protrusions were mt first thought too); some what like the ones on my new D-Tracker. My first brand new bike...

That is nice in Red, one of the two reasons that kept me from getting a KLK was they're only available in Kawie green in Thailand. How's your mileage, pretty great for a 250 isn't it? With mine I find a tank bag and a rear 30L dry bag allows plenty of storage. Though in the land of cheap...

In Canada we find the Aussie forum - http://www.outerlimits4x4.com/ a wealth of information and ideas!

That's what a bunch of us talked about doing to the;

Is it just me or is that price quite reasonable (do understand it's a rental unit)? Had thought 30k to 50k Euros would be a nice starting price for such used off road RV, had we gone with that choice recently. Personally I quite like the fact the only interior picture show's a messy, in-use...

Way cool video; at 3:11 there's the Earthroamer on a small ferry followed by a Toyota van. Way cool because I'm certain that's the same ferry that carried my 1984 Toyota van, in 1986 during my 7 week turned into 12 week over all Central America tour. I determined to dig the photos out of storage...

We trucked a 58 Cadillac Eldorado hood, she was decaying in back of our family farm, up to the ski hill the day before opening day. Following a coat of floor wax, with 4 old enough to know better young adults onboard, that thing flew. Wasn't ideal though, too heavy and big surface area...

Great build and thread! Loving all 23 pages. Spent 14 days on a 30 year old, 51' ketch last month through the inside passege with an Airhead toilet, and the only I could have definitely recommended you already choose. Now you just need your own jatropha plantation as a home based fuel source...

I second that, would love to see some interior shots. Can't wait for the follow up. With that set up who needs a gas guzzling RV. Cool license plate too, never did follow that BC attitude that considers Alberta plates learner plates. Guess a few years living in Calgary, right outta university...

Here's my van that I just sold, so many backroad miles on her; good times. Upwards of 3000 - 5000 km's of monthly travels for the last two years (never a comutur vehicle), 90% of that waste oil powered.

Try http://www.4shared.com/.

Wow nice rig. We'll keep you posted Jesse, as of this week we'll have the twin of your van in my driveway working on a third tank. If it can be done properly will have the new tank working together with the larger of the two existing tanks. Who did your air locker install? Cheers, Kev

Fishenough is an old nick from before my Delica (BCDelica) days. Cheers, Kev

Silvertip Falls, BC

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