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I think this is the same type: http://www.frm-technik.com/online-shop/beschl%C3%A4ge-und-schlie%C3%9Ftechnik/treibstangenschloss/#cc-m-product-8649483971

Nice find Jostein, I will read it with great interest!:)

Nice! Wish you the best of luck with the assembly! May I ask where you got the panels from, and what thickness they are? I'm about to tackle a simmilar job myself with the Unimog.

Thanks cvoggs! It's been a while since last update, but as soon as I get some spare time I'll try to make a post with the last months progress. Design of the supportframe will propably be something like this, and if everything goes according to the plan it will be manufactured during this...

Hi, I'm currently in Budapest visiting family, but will be travelling to the Abenteuer & Allrad Expo in Bad Kissingen, Germany next weekend, and hopefully be able to get some good inspiration for our Unimog camper build! Any of you guys who also plan on going there? Would be great to have a...

Great work, and a super inspiration! Keep it comming!:)

Hi, We have used the Dometic HB2500 for years professionaly at my workplace, for operators cabin on various mining equipment. But a couple of months ago we were informed that Dometic had discontinued this model. So we had to redesign some of our equipment and instead install the succsessor...

Hello Charlie, To be honest I'm not sure what the track of the axles and wheel offset is for my Unimog, but I can check it later on. The wheels on it now is R13x22.5. But in the registration papers my Unimog is listed with R14.5x24 as standard/original tire dimension. My long term plan was...

Thanks Ian, Than we can confirm that window sliders are oversized from factory, no matter if you buy them in Australia or in Norway! :wings: BTW I'm following your blog whith great interest and waiting for the latest updates from your ongoing Walkabout:)

Thanks Bernto, and welcome on board! Looking forward to reading your Subaru build thread soon! :ylsmoke:

Thanks Jostein, We are at the moment a bit in the "thinking box" about whether to fabricate the camper box our self of GRP sandwich panels, or if we should have someone buildt the empty shell of sandwich plates. I have sendt price inquiries for production of the empty camper shell to a couple...

Since the door covers turned out so great we decided to go with the same fake leather inside the extended roof. Three 6,5mm plywood plates where cut to fit, the center one with a big cut-out for the roof hatch. Then they wherecovered with the fake leather and bolted to the existing roof...

We also redid the door trim. The old was saggy and worn, so we removed the old black leather imitation. Luckily the inserts where in good shape and could be re-used. So after gluing on some new fake leather (marine quality), they were as good as new. When re-installing them we decided to insert...

We (the wife and I) decided not to do any modifications to the existing dashboard, except form painting it, all additional instruments, switches, stereo etc. will instead be mounted in an overhead console above the front windscreen. The finished design is not yet made, but probably it will end...

The dashboard needed an upgrade, it was full of scratches and rust, so I removed all of the plates, sanded them down and put on a couple of layers satin black paint. An easy job which in my opinion made it look a lot fresher:-)

Update:-) So time is flying and spring is in the air here in Norway. And the cab is slowly getting re-assembled. Still a lot left, but step by step we'll get there! New front windscreen and rubber is now installed. I also replaced all of the rubber on the side windows, sadly quite costly, but...

Great work! Looking forward to the continuation:)

Thanks Sitec:) The wheels are R13x22,5, and came with the truck. But I am considering changing to R14x24 (which is listed as theoriginal dimension in the registration papers), as it would lower the revs at crusing speed by some 100-rpm's + give a bit wider contact area with the ground...

Then starting to put things back together, (pictures taken yesterday): Now the next step will be to install new front windscreen (I cracket the old one...), and install the side windows in the doors, with new rubber, after I refurbish and paint the guidance frames. When this is all...

Pictures... Grill, bumper, fenders and other exterior details are sandblasted after need and then painted grey/black; RAL 7021: