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I'd be very careful using a propane heater in there, especially while sleeping. It will burn through the oxygen very quickly. What sort of ventilation does it have?

Yes you can. In my old Zuk I did many long distance trips in it. A friend drive hers around Australia, my brother drive from the bottom to the top of Australia and back again. , Simpson desert crossings etc etc I wouldn't go with a RTt just a small dome tent. You need to think smart with...

Don't see why not, you actually don't need a huge amount of pressure to get a nice flow of water

Have been doing a similar thing for years. I've got a 20 l black plastic drum with a spigot. Drilled a hole in the lid, cut a valve and surrounding rubber from a bike inner tube and stuck it to the lid. Leave in the sun all day, attach compressor to valve and voila pressurised hot shower. Also...

All of which you can turn off It will still work even with a tin foil hat

Looking at the Nemo pads this weekend in the never ending search for a comfortable nights sleep

Great write up, thanks for sharing. Being Downunder trails like those in Moab, the Rubicon etc are these mystical destinations that fuel the fire whilst watching a video or reading a magazine. Your report was one of the few that actually conveyed a sense of adventure, fun and accomplishment...

Why not make the thread about the great service and product you got from a vendor that for some reason you don't mention? Praise the good vendors I reckon

Finally put them back in last weekend

I never had an issue with road noise from the tyres, lots more noises from the vehicle itself :D But they were quieter than previous sets of mud tyres I had

Hopefully not crying and pooping yourself or you know different babies than what mine were like :D

I wouldn't use a Simex on a Zuk. They are a very stiff tyre and don't ride particularly well under a Zuk, especially when you try and air them down and they don't change shape. I used a Firestone Super All Traction tyre under my LWB Suzuki which was an awesome tyre but unfortunately were no...

Well they are out there having fun while we're all bitching and arguing over whether its hardcore enough. I'd rather be on their trip

You do realise the last post was over three years ago, hopefully they already there by now

Set up a generic email and get yourself a Facebook account, it's not the devil, it has amazing access to many companies etc. you put as much or as little info you like. Would be a fun trip

They are awesome trailers, easy to tow, incredibly easy to setup and pack up, will follow the vehicle anywhere, extremely well built. You can't compare prices between the US and here, two very different economies. I am surprised that moreAustralian style camper trailers haven't made it into the...

Ever since I was a youngster reading Wilbur Smith and the like I've wanted to hit the Skeleton Coast

Have a look at some of the Australian camper trailers, few of them carry them on top on what others use as boat racks or on the extended drawbar

Nice find. So lucky you can have an off road only vehicle in the states to allow you to get out there and use it. So how does it drive, have you had to do much mechanically to get it working etc(other than the windscreen), what future plans? How many cool CT stories did you hear from Tom?

Oh well you'll have to go on a trip, all in the name of research and customer service of course :D