4x4 Camper Van (page 3 of 5)

Hi Jean-Marie Not looking to change my cabin 😉 Check out my site, I've got a beautiful cabin for sale 😉 http://bernard.debucquoi.com/annonces/UMM-ALTER-Jean-Philipe-Defago/ Bernard (B90 4x4)

Hi Bernard,

Not looking to change my setup 😉

For now, mine's fine 😎 Plus, mine isn't removable, and that's perfect for how I use it....

As for me, the next trip won't be in a camper van... but a minibus across South Africa Leaving in 2 weeks Cordially, Jean-Marie

😎 Lucky fellow 😏 You'll tell us? Bernard

Re You'll tell us? Yes, if I don't decide to stay there for the rest of my days! 😉 Later! Jean-Marie

😎 Happy fellow 😏 You'll tell us? Bernard

Hey Jean-Marie, come on, reassure me you're not going to become sedentary! Not an adventurer like you. But I get it—quality of life, taxes, and all that. So yeah, why not? We only have one life...

Hi Marc,

Tell me you're not going to become sedentary No, don't worry—I was just joking! We're going there mainly to explore the possibilities for an amazing motorhome adventure through southern Africa (renting one locally because I'm chickening out of driving mine all that way...) And a couple of kangaroo photos from Australia! All the best, Jean-Marie

Hi Jean-Marie, tell me you're not going to become sedentary, I mean! An adventurer like you. Look, if we're talking quality of life, taxes, etc., I completely understand, so why not, you only live once...

yes, I was thinking the same thing, it's not really their style, but I got worried for a moment 😕 that we wouldn't be able to chat with one of our most devoted camper van travel fans. as for not using your own for this kind of trip, I agree with you – starting from the principle that to travel far, you need to take care of your vehicle by letting it rest from time to time. imagine in case of a breakdown (worst case scenario) the complications of getting the truck repatriated... no, renting on site is really the most sensible solution. otherwise, I wish you an excellent trip, an uprooted Moroccan... great the kangaroos, all they're missing are the boxing gloves!!

For those interested, here's an ideal rig.

Hi, Well, we're preparing our 911, which we're going to live in. Here are some photos

Where's the perfect campervan??????? There's no attachment to your post.

Sébastien.

To travel far, in all road conditions, the listings on my site offer you various vehicles 😉 http://bernard.debucquoi.com/annonces.php Best regards bernard 😏

Hi Jean-Marie Not keen on changing the camper unit 😉 Check out my site - a fantastic camper unit for sale 😉 http://bernard.debucquoi.com/...Jean-Philipe-Defago/ Bernard (B90 4x4)

AH !!! The UMM... that stood for Ultra Ugly Motorized, I think 😛 🤪 😛 !!! The interior of this thing is really very spartan! Like the Defender, you can power wash the inside 🙂.

Hi everyone. I've been following your discussion for a while. Someone in my family has a large 4x4 for sale, ideal for Africa, off-road trails, etc... http://membres.lycos.fr/notrecampingcar. I'm looking for specialized sites to sell this type of vehicle. If you have any information.... Thank you very much for your help. See you soon

Check out our experience on:

http://www.hylas.ws/Terrestre/Accueil_Terrestre.htm

We just got back from a 2.5-month trip covering 18,000 km: Buenos Aires - Ushuaia - Carretera Austral and back through Chile to the Atacama Desert..

The 4x4 campervan is amazinggggg...

Alain

New 4x4 vans currently available (incomplete list?): Volkswagen Transporter 4Motion Peugeot (Citroen and Fiat) Boxer with DANGEL upgrade (Only on the 127CV model, approximately 10,000 euros extra for the complete setup with rear differential lock and reduction gearbox) Hyundai Satellite 4x4 ??? Not much choice out there...

Hello

My Iveco 4x4 is for sale at http://www.camion4x4.com/index.htm 8000 euros fred

Hello Stephane, I would be interested in your B90 if you still have it for sale. Could you send me your phone number in a private message? See you soon. I hope

Hi everyone, I've been following the discussion from a distance and I'd like to add my input. 😉 I own a Goelette R2087 4x4 from 1964 with a diesel engine—an old military ambulance I converted and took on a 2-month trip through Morocco in 2004. It went great! Really solid vehicle. For those who don't know it, it's the ancestor of the TP3. I paid 1,400 for mine and spent about 1,000 max to convert it, paint it, and insulate it—small budget: http://r2087.free.fr/new/pages.php3?num=143 So don't hesitate, there are 1 or 2 diesel ones for sale (the gas version drinks 18L/100km!!!). The TP3 is a good compromise too and still counts as a light vehicle. Otherwise, I'm interested in bigger trucks since I have my heavy-duty license, like a Mercedes... but that's for later when my finances improve! 😕 However, Dangel vans and other VW Synchro models are more all-terrain, but honestly they're pretty limited. Just depends where you want to go. Have a great day and happy travels everyone! Traveling in a self-contained camper van is really great.

There's also a Peugeot J5 all-terrain 4x4 for sale at this address: http://www.evannonce.com/affaire-5176.html or this one: http://camion-occasion.vivastreet.fr/vehicule-utilitaire+marseille1/j5-tousterrains2 😛

Hey Steph, have you already sold your B90 van? Please call me at 0490860692 or 0664439652. Thanks, ciao