Kicking a idea about
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neilly
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At a guess I would call them ...................Caravan body panels.........
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We need @lynall to answer that one. Have you seen his build thread?
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/sankey-widetrack-camper-conversion.284492/
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/sankey-widetrack-camper-conversion.284492/
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Think you're getting your threads mixed up there boguing! That'll be @listerdiesel 's trailer build. Very involved anorl
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Details details - you knew who I meant!
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The mind boggles. An off road caravan? I have this image of a caravan halfway up bum **** nowhere completely out of context to its surroundings? What do you mean by off road ? Best off road is a self contained vehicle i.e. A four by four; as in landys. What about other models?
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Tim_AM
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plenty of off road 'vans here in Oz,
have you thought about a camper trailer instead?
have you thought about a camper trailer instead?
joojar
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This sort of thing? -
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Or more like this? ...
Colthebrummie
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I wonder if they took that caravan home with the or dumped it in the woods.
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Caravan bodies are normally a foamed layer with PVC on the inside and Aluminium on the outside.
Bespoke construction mainly.
We use truck body panelling from Aalco, NAPS - GRP/Polyester/GRP sandwich, very light but expensive, and CPR - GRP/Plywood/GRP sandwich, heavier but cheaper.
Aalco also do some of the foamed core products, see their catalogue:
www.aalco.co.uk/literature/files/aalco-road-transport.pdf (pages 95 to 98)
Extrusions are next day free delivery, panels are Monday delivery only on a dedicated truck.
Peter
Bespoke construction mainly.
We use truck body panelling from Aalco, NAPS - GRP/Polyester/GRP sandwich, very light but expensive, and CPR - GRP/Plywood/GRP sandwich, heavier but cheaper.
Aalco also do some of the foamed core products, see their catalogue:
www.aalco.co.uk/literature/files/aalco-road-transport.pdf (pages 95 to 98)
Extrusions are next day free delivery, panels are Monday delivery only on a dedicated truck.
Peter
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Thanks Peter
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