Jayco Eagle Outback 2007

check that they give you warranty if you take it off rd
ie. anything but the black top

I am in an exact same position with Coromal. Paid $6500 deposit was unhappy with the model I saw and cancelled. Same as you the model had not been built,mine was due to be constructed end April 2007. Now involved with a solicitor trying to get back my deposit. Costs are $2000 and rising, Coromal WA has parachuted saying their hands are tied. Buyer Beware, or better still deposit owner beware.
Best of luck.
JimDi

I forgot to add that Coromals "off road" van is not covered by warranty for off road.
JimDi

Hi Robert we have had our outback eagle for 18 months bought new, for value for money you can't go wrong $18,400 we paid included 2 tanks tregg hitch flys and awning and boat racks.
The new model will be just as good if not better we looked at the coromal but for 7k more could not justify just take a look in a caravan park 90% jayco not to say there quality is better because its may not be. Our neighbors bought a $65k off road van and thats not up to scratch.
If you want to take it off road as we have before we started using it removed all cupboard screws i mean all, under benches and a dollop of glue and replaced, also added extra ones,added some extra rubber seals to front and rear to stop dust and covers for fridge and door,we had next to no dust inside, some may say you need inderpendant susp. but we have found it fine and our new luxy has the same on the rear without the greasable shackles, added rubber flaps to cover tank taps and extended shock shields strengthened rear bar as it could be lifted up and down(that was really slack) also we have tool box, genny and bikes on it. they just need going right over to strengthen the weak points.On our last trip starting in adelaide, gregory nat park,gibb river rd,cape leveque,tanami rd,gawler rangers and home the camper did very well apart from one shock breaking the welded bracket off the chassis on the tanami but then the both front shocks on the lux died(toyota replaced them under warranty, no probs just removed shock and now have strengthened them both the brackets .over all they are a great family camper as we had one like the cavalier and now we have kids they are great especially to get off the ground.

Yes Rob the fridge covers are for the outside and we turn the fridge off when these are on now we wished we had gone the 12/240V fridge with compressor as the 3 way draws 18amps and you need such thick cable if you want it work well on 12v which ours does because there is no thermostate on the 12 volts and if we are not careful will freeze the veg and don't they get cranky at that, but you don't get long if you leave on the 12v we have run 2X 6mm cable positive and neg through an anderson plug to the camper batt and fridge and still after a days travel we have a half charged camper batt.
On our first couple of trips we got dust on the sheets and quilt at the bed ends but after putting a soft sticky foam rubber from bunnings we have no more dust yes the roof vent may work the best would be the push up one but i figured you would get dust in from the car.

if you are towing with a patrol or have a 4b with the spare on the back get them to make the drawbar 300mm longer so you can open the beds out without having to unhook the van

steve

You will need to still pull out both bed ends as this is the struts/staberlizer for the roof not to move too much.