old soldier replied:

G'day Steve,

I dont have one, but back in August I camped next to a bloke who did. He could not stop singing it's praises and I was impressed with the unit. Ron & Viv Moon run one. Have a look at their thoughts at this website: http://www.guidebooks.com.au/ourvehicle.htm . Regards

Steve & Wendy replied:

Looks brilliant. Check out the video deomonstrating the suspension system - makes the Landcrusiser towing the thing look like a joke !. Not cheap, but I tend to believe you get what you pay for. Two person rig though. Regards, Steve.

Andrew replied:

I have a friend who has one. He has a lot of problems with dust getting in. It seems that perhaps these things are for people who don't want to go TOO far off road. He has had other problems, as well that were fixed, but that was a glue issue ( could happen to any manufacturer ). He is still getting the dust issue sorted, and hopefully soon, he should be anle to enjoy it more. Cheers, Andrew. PS: Also have a look on yahoo groups fr camper trailers, there is a lot of info there.

murranji replied:

own a tvan. Behaves better than vehicle on rough tracks . I have no hesitation to take on roughest tracks. Best camper yet for dust . Easy to set up.Wet canvas no problem on packing up.After sales and warranty have been without equal,got a problem it will be fixed.Principal is a dedicated engineer .Check out the galv.frame,stainless steel bolts,locktite nuts.suspension etc.

Steve replied:

Thanks for the tips on the Tvan.This seems like the camper for me but i will know for sure after a detailed look at one this weekend 20/10/02