Bremach on tour around OZ

[oka boy]

Hi all,this is a little Bremach I spotted at Fremantle Port waiting to be loaded back to germany,really nice german couple been around Aust for the past two and a half years.

 

[Mickldo]

Hi all,this is a little Bremach I spotted at Fremantle Port waiting to be loaded back to germany,really nice german couple been around Aust for the past two and a half years.

Very nice.

Are they adjustable solar panels on the roof or a pop top that has lost its canvas?

 

[oka boy]

the pop up has the solar panels on top and also has solid sides that are like timber windows,there is some more photos in his website,the space at the back is very well used without wasting an square inch.
cheers,Joe

 

[Mickldo]

the pop up has the solar panels on top and also has solid sides that are like timber windows,there is some more photos in his website,the space at the back is very well used without wasting an square inch.
cheers,Joe

Hi Joe

I was going to ask you if you had a link to their website but I went back and had a look at the photos again, what do you know there it is across the side of the camper.

Do they have an English version?

I can see how they do the timber windows now. Very trick but very simple.

 

[UK4X4]

Thats a sweet machine, and even fits inside a container.....

well this version does......love the 'container wheels" with 10mm ground clearance

There's no mension anywhere about speed though

http://www.bush-sweepers.org/e/bildere.htm

I know it does not have portal axles, but out of the box, its pretty swish, even with reversable seating for the second cab row.

I going to have to add this to my list of favorite vehicles, and the mods required to make it a livable unit seem very small.

Diesel turbo check
good ground clearance check
ready made body check
fits in a container double check
ugly as sin check
cool factor check
world wide support need to see

 

[soenke]

http://www.dustdevil.de/startseite.html

Uben was the company building the camper-conversion. They knew their craft, building the inside with perfect appearance.

..but they used stainless-steal bolts to fix the cabin, wich used to break...