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Hyundai iLoad


I'm looking to buy a van to go solo in the near future and was considering a Toyota HiAce LWB High Roof but the Hyundai iLoad

caught my eye. Well priced and a reviewer said it may be popular with Grey Nomads.

Anyone here have one or met a fellow traveller with one?

Opinions?

TIA - Bob



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A lot of commercial users are going over to the iLoads, not just a good vehicle but also when new have a 5 year warranty compared to 3 years for the Hi Ace. Some taxi owners are going over to the passenger version as well.

Some info & pic's here;

http://www.camper.com.au/hyundai-camper-conversions.php

http://www.productreview.com.au/p/hyundai-iload-2008-present.html

See this info on GN thread;

http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t44197510/van-choices/?page=1&sort=newestFirst


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Thanks for the quick reply.
It seems the NRMA are using them as well.
If I get one (or anything else for that matter), I'm keeping it simple with minimal conversions to keep the weight down
and maintain good fuel economy.
Will keep you posted.

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I didn't think I'd have to do this for you, Vic.

http://www.camper.com.au/hyundai-camper-conversions.php

 

http://www.productreview.com.au/p/hyundai-iload-2008-present.htm

 

See this info on GN thread;

http://thegreynomads.activeboard.com/t44197510/van-choices/?page=1&sort=newestFirst

Cheers,

Sheba.

 



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Thanks Sheba, links were ok when I posted them, but of course the post doesn't show up until I log off and log on again later, then for some reason the links aren't clickable anymore......thanks again aww 



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Sounds like there are still some glitches Vic.  Thought it was funny your links weren't clickable.  I've re-posted on the cooking thread.  Hope it stays there this time.

Cheers,

Sheba.



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Have a look in Helps and Hints in the General Forum Vegemite.
The Dog Lady has done exactly that and has explained it well.

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Happywanderer wrote:

Have a look in Helps and Hints in the General Forum Vegemite.
The Dog Lady has done exactly that and has explained it well.


 Thanks but she has a HiAce. I'm considering an iLoad.



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Thought I'd just pop in and let you all know I ended up getting a Mercedes Benz Vito 109 CDI XL.
2.1 lt diesel, 6 speed manual.
I won't be modifying it as a camper, instead keeping it simple by tying everything down in tubs and leaving myself plenty of sleeping space and room to move.
I may even get a small tent with standing room to cook in.
I plan on basing myself in Tasmania, probably a flat and do week long trips exploring the Apple Isle.
I have about 15 months 'til retirement so plenty of time to plan.


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