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Toyota hilux Matilda conversion


 

Hi all
Has anyone had experience with these vehicles please?

Toyota Hilux Cab Chasis with a Matilda Motor home Conversion.
Roadworthy,
Manual, 2.7 L Petrol,
Reg till Dec 2012,
Pwr steering,
Seats and Sleeps 4,
2 x Double Beds,
Dual battery system,
2 x 64W Solar Panels,
Regulator & Charger,
ReverseCycle Aircon,
90L Water tank,
Shower,
Hot Water service,
Toilet,
2 Burner GasStove,
Fridge 12/240,
12/ 240 volt Lighting.
Length17
TransmissionManual
Fuel TypePetrol
SuspensionExtra on Rear
GVM2730
Axle Configuration4x2
Registration949 FBX
Rego ExpiryDecember 2012
Engine MakeToyota Hilux
Seating Capacity4
Sleeping Capacity4


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I love the camper construction and considered putting one of these on a Landcruiser a few years ago.
A GVM of 2730 is a bit low for a vehicle like this, in my view.
Just check the ACTUAL weight on a registered weighbridge yourself to ensure that there is enough for water, fuel and all your 'stuff'.

Cheers,
Peter

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