Thursday, Apr 23, 2009 at 08:57
Hi
Every person that travels will have different needs and gear that they take. Is it going to be a one trip only or something that will be used year in and year out.
I fall into the second category and our Prado is used primary what it was made for.This is our set up, works a treat for us, but may be no good for someone else.
Third seats removed permanently and Black Widow Rear Draw System fitted, including fridge slide. In the draws, one side has most of our food, while the second draw has recovery gear, cooking gear, plates, cutlery etc. One top of draws, is fridge water and other gear that sits all at an arms length if needed. Over the draws is a Black Widow Top shelf barrier holds wash up gear, tarp for the ground under our swag, towels pillows and any other light gear.
Second
seat removed and in goes Black Widow Twin Forward Floor
Bottom floors houses chairs, table, small garden rake for
clearing site before swag goes down,shovel, spare shoes and lots of other gear.
Top floors has second spare complete wheel strapped to cargo barrier, cloths bags, more water, double swag and more gear.
We have sports bars on roof that hold Black Widow Awning, MaxTrax and OzTent for times of wet weather.
The above set up has been refined over many remote bush trips.
The only exception for this years trip will include an extra 40 litres of diesel, as our biggest stint of 1400 kilometres between
Warburton and
Laverton there will be no fuel stops.
Like I said, this works fine for me, but may be not for others
Cheers
Stephen
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