Best deal on a Travel Buddy Oven. Any links?

Does it have a brand name?
Christine

Can't recall one but I'll look tonight.
Not currently on the SC website but they come and go all the time from their catalogue.
Here's another pic of it from SC
http://media.supercheapauto.com.au/sca/images/zooms/344856-zoom.jpg
Might be worth asking at a shop or emailing SC as they can all see the stock level in every other shop. One of them might still have stock.
They are in stock in NZ, maybe they could pull one back for you?
http://www.supercheapauto.co.nz/online-store/products/SCA-12-Volt-Travel-Oven.aspx?pid=344856

I have one of these too. It does work very well for heating pies and sausage rolls. It will take 6 large sausage rolls. The plastic front "glass" fell off mine and I can't find it. I use alfoil to hold everything in.

I too use it to heat up frozen pies etc. It does get quite hot. I'm not sure it is useful for anything else. Sometimes you can get them from Amazon too. Their brand is RoadPro. Also call Supercheap stores around you . They often have one or two in stock despite what the website says.

Another alternative is the jaycar one.
Jaycar version

This one is slightly tougher and will also take 4 pies. I'm thinking of going back to one of these given my broken front panel.

Either way there is nothing better than suddenly appearing with a hot pie on a cold day in the middle of the high country. Your friends will be green with envy.

I looked at those before buying the supercheap. Lots of rather bad reviews put me right off. Only one element right at the bottom.

Should also say, wrap the food in foil or get pies in the cellophane stuff. They get pounded to death on corrugations.

Malcom, I have owned both. I bought the supercheap one because it looked bigger and could heat top and bottom. I think the reality is that there is alost zero difference between the two. While in theory the supercheap one should heat the top better, I found that both work best if you swap the top and bottom layers over half way or don't try to stuff them full. Both take 4 pies.
The Jaycar one is definitely tuffer and both will do the job of heating pies and sausage rolls equally well. Hence my thoughts on going back to Jaycar. The Supercheap one has a bit of an edge in keeping things warm.
I haven't had a Travel Buddy, It looks to big to shove in the back of the car, and it's over the top for heating pies unless you want to do more than 4. It may be useful for other bigger things too.
As an aside, change the plug form a cigeratte lighter style plug to merit, on both, their plugs get nearly as hot as the oven otherwise.

One other thing I did is buy the silicon BBQ sheets on ebay, then cut them up to fit the bottom. It stops the pies sticking. It works really well.

You've tried all others then?