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The reported prices are average prices... and places like McDonald's McCafes and donut shops probably bring that average way down. "Perth, in a recent national survey by coffee machine company Gilkatho, was the most expensive capital, with the average cappuccino costing $3.89, with some cafes...

x2 http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=United+States&country2=Australia

Your '98 doesn't have rear AC, correct? The cargo area on the passenger side is a different shape than those with rear AC, which is pretty much '99-'07.

Ah, I guess the USA retailer rounded off all the numbers: http://www.bundutec.co.za/bundutop.html

Exterior dimensions: 2100MM X 1350MM X 300MM 82.7" x 53.1" x 11.8" Puts it right in between a Maggiolina Airland small and medium. Surely won't fit everyone but it's not that small.

Link doesn't work. Fixed it. http://blog.freundundreiter.com/bushcamper/

I do like how the fabric tucks itself in. Now, a USA dealer: http://www.bundutecusa.com/

I have no experience with these but I like the idea of building my own set of nesting cookware. http://www.galleyware.com/Cookware/

North America only gets the UZJ100 with Independent Front Suspension and the V8, 2UZ-FE engine. Rest of the world get the 100 and the 105 (Solid front axle), which looks near identical to the 100. The 105 is often referred to as a 100 though. The overseas 100 gets at least 3 different engine...

Group buy price is comparable to ARB's pricing, and those are selling like hot cakes. Weight is also comparable. Cheers to David for coming up with a quality product.

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Probably not what you would choose but an interesting option, nonetheless. T-case gears HI: 1.097 and LO: 3.317 ZEAL transfer down 80,100 for high 10% low 33% down (translated) Land Cruiser 80, 100, for Cygnus. The down Haigia, in Rogia both. 10% down in the gear ratio Haigia 1.097, about 33%...

12 MPG HWY 35's/4.88's/4sp with roof rack CA blend gas 24 gallon aux tank makes for good range

I would love to see more of the Australian style trailers in North America but given the strength of the Aussie dollar, I don't think you're going to meet your cost goal. Transportation of the trailers from AUS to a North American port would probably cost US$1500-2500/ea and then there's port to...

My RTT was 48x56 closed. Using the 48" side for the width made for better clearance on the trail.

Looks more like my MSA bag.

Mine is old and I have the thingies on the corners. One broke off already... but the mattress itself is fine and holds air. Perhaps you have the newer one? The one currently on their website has straps to couple the two. http://www.exped.com/usa/en/product-category/mats/mega-mat-10-lxw#

Part of the rubber flap was folded under itself. Just had to straighten it out.

I once had a slight issue when the one-way valve/flap wasn't seated properly.

I would fill the extra voids with frozen bottles of water.