Expedition Rigs Encountered
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Dave Druck [KI6LBB]
Woa! That thing is rad! Looks like it has a ton of weight outback.. like it wants to pull a wheelie! :luxhello:
RHINO
Expedition Leader
i love the little C303's,,, it really makes me wonder why folks want the pinz's.
doug, (Mr.Hackney) thank you for not only a great ongoing post but for the reply about fear in world travelling. i admit my question was a bit loaded, but that was to get a general answer on your expierence and thoughts. your copmments are right on target with what i have come to realize, though unfortunately not experience yet. geography, people, culture and the general human condition all over the globe are a particular interest to me, i talk to people from other countries as often as i get the chance to and i agree completely that the world in general is interested in americans. maybe instead of american interest i should say the people of the world, no matter the country, are just interested in human contact from other walks of life.
take care out there, i look forward to seeing and reading more.
doug, (Mr.Hackney) thank you for not only a great ongoing post but for the reply about fear in world travelling. i admit my question was a bit loaded, but that was to get a general answer on your expierence and thoughts. your copmments are right on target with what i have come to realize, though unfortunately not experience yet. geography, people, culture and the general human condition all over the globe are a particular interest to me, i talk to people from other countries as often as i get the chance to and i agree completely that the world in general is interested in americans. maybe instead of american interest i should say the people of the world, no matter the country, are just interested in human contact from other walks of life.
take care out there, i look forward to seeing and reading more.
It rode pretty flat, this was right off a stop light accelerating, I drive a pretty large expedition lookin Land cruiser so I think he was showing off 
Where would I be able to find more information about these rigs? I want so badly to do a c303 expedition setup. Do any of you know about some c303 specific forums that are active I know about like real 4x4 but theres hardly anything that happens on there.
Where would I be able to find more information about these rigs? I want so badly to do a c303 expedition setup. Do any of you know about some c303 specific forums that are active I know about like real 4x4 but theres hardly anything that happens on there.
ss_storm said:It rode pretty flat, this was right off a stop light accelerating, I drive a pretty large expedition lookin Land cruiser so I think he was showing off
Where would I be able to find more information about these rigs? I want so badly to do a c303 expedition setup. Do any of you know about some c303 specific forums that are active I know about like real 4x4 but theres hardly anything that happens on there.
If you google the C303 camper you should hit on a blog of a guy who recently bought a 6x6 firetruck version in CA, drove it to the NOrthwest and is in the process of doing a camper conversion.
dhackney
Expedition Leader
Pierre & Annie Régior
Leone, France
Interview location: Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
Interview date: 29 February, 2008
Pierre and Annie are finishing up a ten month trip around Patagonia. They spent one month in Antarctica.
Rig:
Diesel Land Cruiser chassis (I believe it is a 70 series, but I am not qualified to determine LC generation by sight) with camper box.
Length: 5.20 m / 17.06 ft
Width: 1.95 m / 6.4 ft
Height: 2.30 m / 7.5 ft.
Weight: 3,100 k / 6,834 lbs.
See the full interview here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=181147&posted=1#post181147
Leone, France
Interview location: Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
Interview date: 29 February, 2008
Pierre and Annie are finishing up a ten month trip around Patagonia. They spent one month in Antarctica.
Rig:
Diesel Land Cruiser chassis (I believe it is a 70 series, but I am not qualified to determine LC generation by sight) with camper box.
Length: 5.20 m / 17.06 ft
Width: 1.95 m / 6.4 ft
Height: 2.30 m / 7.5 ft.
Weight: 3,100 k / 6,834 lbs.
See the full interview here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=181147&posted=1#post181147
Fair number of Hanomags in those pictures. They have to be pretty slow with a low top speed compared to the others given their limited horsepower. They seem to be the most reasonably priced 4x4 campers on Mobile.de.
I was reading a German forum (translated by Babelfish) which seemed to be discussing some weaknesses in the Hanomag's transmission. Do they have a reputation for transmission failures?
I was reading a German forum (translated by Babelfish) which seemed to be discussing some weaknesses in the Hanomag's transmission. Do they have a reputation for transmission failures?
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