Amesz 4WD

Seems robust going by the write-up. So its whatever makes you happy.

Gee they look the goodz

So WTF are they? Got a link?

Geoff

Adie, I have had experience with a 4WD Hino coach roughly the same size as the MAN, and was restricted frequently on tracks with overhanging trees.

Not sure if the boss wanted a sunroof in it, but I wasn't game to take it home with a piece taken out of the roof.

Also the overhang on the rear was a problem on some washouts.

We had standard size tyres on ours too, rather than the balloons.
We figured if you had tyre trouble you had more chance of getting a similar tyre not too far away, the replacement for a ballon tyre maybe in Melbourne or Sydney or wherever. Not too many of them around the regional areas.
Looking at the photo of the Canter, the exhaust looks a bit susceptible to overhanging trees too, but I guess it's there to comply with NSW RTA regulations with it coming to the top of the vehicle.
Not sure about the regulations in other states.

Dave

We saw one used as a tourist vehicle some years ago - everyone went to see the gorge and we rushed to talk to the driver about this impressive looking vehicle. I think it was a multi-wheeled thing - more rugged looking than the models they now advertise.

Looked like it would convert to a beaut motor home. A few years later, we met a couple who had sold their home to live on the road. They said they had not restricted their search for a manufacturer to WA, but chose Amesz as the best ones to custom build their motor home. It looked fabulous, had all mod cons as it was their home. It was quite tall though.

G'day Adie. I flew over to see the owners of Amesz 2 years ago with the intent of buying one of the MAN, their operation is only small but their workmanship is fantastic, spent a half a day there & came away impressed. We now own a Hino 4x4 10t vehicle built along the same lines but built by ABLE also in W.A. If you need to justify the cost then head over for a visit & see Hans & take a good look at them.

Are they the right vehicle for a long trip, in short YES. If you want to have plenty of then get the longest wheelbase you can, that is why we went for the Hino as the Mitsubishi didn't have enough space for 3 people for 2 month's non stop on the road.