Glendambo to Ceduna

You mean out along the Kingoonya Rd and down between Lakes Gairdner and Everard, Gawler Ranges ?

Off road van should be ok, taking it easy / driving to conditions.
One trip a mate hit a hard to see gutter near bottom of the lakes, and broke a leaf mount.

It is interesting terrain out there, and plenty to see, suggest Googling a few names through there and have a read of some various trip reports on forums.
Might be worth a stop in the Gawler Ranges for a couple of nights base camping, do some driving out around there, and / or Mt Ive Stn.

Road conditions vary, but we found it very corrugated in 2006. A few years earlier our daughter and and friend drove it in a sedan with no problems. Tyres down all round if it is corrugated and take your time.

You'll have no problems getting from Glendambo, Kingoonya through Lake Everard, you can cut across to Mt Ive, or continue on to Hiltaba, then either turn off to Yardea and the Gawler ranges, or either continue on again and come out at either Wirrula or Yantanabie.
Whichever way that you go, keep an eye on the weather, they are all pretty good dirt roads, but too much rain will bake a few places difficult.

Call in & have a beer or stay a night.
Jeff

thanks everyone for ideas and hints. really great that people are prepared to share their ideas and suggestions. makes planning so much easier.
will certainly look at Mt I've, Gawler ranges and Poochera as places to stay.
thanks one and all.

We just got back from that trip but went from Iron Knob to kingoonya and then Glenamdo. The top section closer to kingoonya had some corrugations but just the usual stuff. If it isn't too wet you can certainly tow a van through. I would suggest having a beer at Kingoonya and a yarn with the publican. They have a spot to park the van and provide fire wood for travellers. Mt Ive has facilities for travellers and a bar. Ask for a key for day trip to lake gairdner. You won't be disappointed. I was pleasantly surprised with the scenery. I would strongly recommend going this way to Ceduna rather than the black top via pt Augusta.