Identify off grid camper thingy

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eltax91

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9,896 posts

207 months

Monday 29th January
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Appeared near my pals house. What the hell is it?

PH beards.... ASSEMBLE. hehe

Yes yes.... BMW X1 for any smart arses. biggrin


Dogwatch

6,233 posts

223 months

Monday 29th January
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Dustcart

Mad Maximus

366 posts

4 months

Monday 29th January
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I don’t know but I want one.

bigdom

2,087 posts

146 months

Monday 29th January
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Expedition Truck. A few brands make them - Mercedes, Man etc.

Silvanus

5,279 posts

24 months

Monday 29th January
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bigdom said:
Expedition Truck. A few brands make them - Mercedes, Man etc.
I have a lot of want for these

bangerhoarder

525 posts

69 months

GetCarter

29,408 posts

280 months

Monday 29th January
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We get a lot of them travelling up here (Scottish Highlands). Almost always driven under German or Dutch plates.

pills

1,726 posts

238 months

Monday 29th January
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Wasn't a PH doing a conversation on a truck chassis?

spitfire-ian

3,842 posts

229 months

Monday 29th January
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pills said:
Wasn't a PH doing a conversation on a truck chassis?
Thread here https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

He's selling it / sold it now.

MBVitoria

2,401 posts

224 months

Monday 29th January
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Wow, looks like this one by Motorcraft Adventure Developments

https://twitter.com/MotorcraftD/status/17011503143...

Very nice, a tad big for most places in this country but can just imagine trundling through the Urals in that.

jfdi

1,061 posts

176 months

Monday 29th January
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Just about adequate for the NC500 hehe

Steve Kimberley

144 posts

71 months

Tuesday 30th January
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This monster parked next to us at Landsberg am Lech on the German Romantic Road last April. Dwarfed our Weinsberg!

RedWhiteMonkey

6,863 posts

183 months

Tuesday 30th January
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I see quite a lot of these types of campers on the road here in Southern Germany, I wonder how many of them are actually used to their actual potential? They just look like a very slow and awkward way of travelling through most of Europe, I'll stick to my VW California thanks.

LimmerickLad

948 posts

16 months

Bill

52,843 posts

256 months

Tuesday 30th January
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RedWhiteMonkey said:
I see quite a lot of these types of campers on the road here in Southern Germany, I wonder how many of them are actually used to their actual potential? They just look like a very slow and awkward way of travelling through most of Europe, I'll stick to my VW California thanks.
Not to mention very expensive on fuel and consumables.

Bobley

699 posts

150 months

Tuesday 30th January
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Looks like a Man TC59. Maybe a Unicat conversion...

https://unicatexpeditionvehicles.com/2020/08/20/se...

The Gauge

1,955 posts

14 months

Tuesday 30th January
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Probably great vehicles, but I think they are more suitable for the 'A bit council' thread.

r3g

3,218 posts

25 months

Saturday 17th February
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They are camper vans for Walts. Eye-wateringly expensive in fuel with those stupid off-toad tyres that never see anything other than tarmac and eye-wateringly expensive parts when something mechanical inevitably breaks - and that's if you can even get it as truck parts are on long backlogs for a lot of common stuff. At that size and weight you'll most likely need a C licence to drive it, which means when you come to sell it your market is approximately 2 people so you'll be stuck with it forever unless you let it go for a tenner.