OK so it's not a Toynisswoo!!!
Submitted: Friday, May 08, 2009 at 13:22
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It does have some interesting specs though, range of body configurations, plus Iveco is a big player in trucks, particularly light to medium stuff.
http://www.massif.iveco.com/
Now this is unsubstantiated but a friend of a friend heard a rumour that it and the Daily 4x4 may be considered for Oz distribution. If that happens it may bring some welcome competion to the no frills workhorse segment of the market here.
Reply By: Member -Signman - Friday, May 08, 2009 at 14:32
Friday, May 08, 2009 at 14:32
Hi mate
Long time no chat..
I have the Daily 4x4 version. Very handy and capable. Have had a few good day/weekend trips including a very damp caves to caves over
Easter. Selectable 4WD/ with freewheeling hubs/ VERY lo low ration/rear diff lock and enough grunt to get into and out of trouble. !!
Definately not a motorhome- rather a granny flat on wheels. Double bed, 80l Engel, 4-burner stove even the
kitchen sink.
It has a 4.5t rated GVM, and when fully 'trip' loaded it tips the scales at 3.5t.
In the process of trip planning -
Painted Desert & environs and the Arkaroola region for June/July.
I'll send some action pics !!
Cheers
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