The bus took myself to some lovely places in Western Australia even while it was being built and then took Mary (my wife at the time) and I around Australia on a 6 month holiday "going 'round the block". At 11 metres long and 2.4 metres wide it was not able to take us all the way into the more inaccessible spots (we had a motorbike that partly accomplished that). It was however a great vehicle and served as my home for a few years while parked on Jill and Tony's rural property.
The bus was equipped with solar panels, a full length roof rack incorporating a boat rack, a large 12volt fridge\freeezer, a compost toilet, shower, kitchen, office and bedroom. At the very rear was a motorcycle rack.
The bus was equipped with solar panels, a full length roof rack incorporating a boat rack, a large 12volt fridge\freeezer, a compost toilet, shower, kitchen, office and bedroom. At the very rear was a motorcycle rack.
the bus
The best thing about the bus however was the jarrah deck complete with French doors and a picket fence.
The compost dunny was another innovation as I'd never seen one in a mobile home before ..
For more of the features of the bus see here.
For more of the features of the bus see here.