cooking facility on your vehicle
Submitted: Tuesday, Mar 21, 2017 at 10:14
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Looking for some help with a search, as anyone else seen, or know where you can get, those rear mounted cooker/bbq setups mounted on the back of 4wd wagons ??
Looks like they would be good idea for when just tenting/swagging it or for day trips.
I went past one on straddie, family all down fishing at dawn, and mum was cooking up a brekky on the back of the GU patrol on
the beach.
I meant to pull up and ask but that was our last day and did not come across that vehicle again.
I have looked on the net but no luck.....any ideas??
I described it to one of the blokes at TJM and if they had seen one, he said he pulled next to bloke with one at fraser one avo on the back of a LC wagon cooking up dinner for the kids as they swam in Eli Crk.
He got a bit closer look than me, and said it certainly looked manufactured, not homemade, they seem to mount on some type of swing arm in place of one of the spare tyre carriers and swing out/unfold, his had a weber Q in it !!
Anyone know where to get them or how expensive they are ??
Reply By: Malcom M - Tuesday, Mar 21, 2017 at 10:35
Tuesday, Mar 21, 2017 at 10:35
Look at the marine suppliers. Most 4by units like that are really marine units.
One such is Sovereign Barbecues but they aren't cheap (little change from $1000).
http://sovereignbbqs.com/ but they are stainless steel.
Always stainless units on display at 4WD shows around $500-$900.
If you are handy with your mechanical skills then you can look at other cheaper barbecues like Coleman RoadTrips of Weber Q's etc
Do really need much more than a small butane cooker from Bunnings etc? They do most cooking rather
well and are dirt cheap, like $20-30.
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Reply By: Member - eighty matey - Saturday, Mar 25, 2017 at 06:55
Saturday, Mar 25, 2017 at 06:55
G'day.
We have a custom kitchen on a fridge slide made by ORS in Narellan.
It contains pots, pans, billy, kitchen utensils, crockery, cut;ery, two portable gas stoves, oils, foils, plastic wraps and more with a drop down bench.
We've had it for seven or eight years over hundreds of thousands of kilometres and it has been perfect for us.
I can't remember the cost but it wasn't overly expensive.
Steve
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