I am now with you -

Have fun! Southern Tablelands 4WD club provides excellent driver training. Megan

hi terry
good luck with your very recent purchases and I hope you enjoy every minute of your travels
just a tip!
can't see properly in the photo but if you've got your camper parked in the driveway with out a security lock on it or the wheels chained
it might well get stolen if you not careful
so take the hint there is a lot that go missing
cheers

Terry I can't provide details as I haven't been a member for a couple of years but their website should be a good starting point. Here's a link I hope works. http://www.st4wdc.org/Training.aspx
Megan

Ahhh, blokes and their modifications...
There's always something to modify, isn't there?!
Happy travels!!
:)

Hi - I've got a 2010 version of that Cub camper - wife and I are pleased with it.

You may find that the door doesn't close easily - without creasing that is - post here if that's the case and I'll chat privately.

Also, I tow mine with a Triton. There a couple of things to be aware of:

1. When you are backing make sure that if you 'jackknife' (or nearly jaclknife) your Cub stone guard doesn't come round and smash your taillights on the car!

2. If the stone guard does collest the rear of the car, I'd advise that you look at taking that guard off and do what I've done - get a stone stomper. Not only won't it smash your lights if you jackknife but it will stop stones from smashing your rear window on the Prado too!

If you want to discuss this...just post here

Enjoy

George
PS I don't have any affiliation with Stonestomper.