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My reason for going with Flux is the fact that Ed is pretty active on this forum. Sorta gives you the feeling of a 'local office' where you are face to face with someone that actully cares about their business.

I slept in mine on many an occasion. If you have the seat frames from a three door disco you get more room to stretch out.

Many companies rely on you 'just carrying on with them'. But unfortunately many kick the backside out of it.

I doubt that you will find anyone to meet up for a brew at that time of year :eek: Have a good trip tho. Looking forward to some piccies.

Nice clips. Thanks for sharing. What a stupid camel:)

I know BOAB do some caged systems? But your probrably better making your to your own specification/requirements.

Thats a very nice job ... good effort.

Absolutely agree with tacr2man.

Viscous fan on 300tdi for two trips to Morocco giving it the beans in sand for couple of hours at a time. If I were you I'd buy a new rad with your money and keep the viscous fan. Just make sure there is no play in the viscous and that it is functioning correctly.

400 notes. You sure that includes your cabin or reclining seat?

Obviously you would also need to factor in toll charges and accommodation / camping costs if you are not crashing out in the motor or caravan.

Dont' discount an Oztent RV3. They are usually cheaper to pick up than a roof tent. They have a large awning you can sit under to get out of the sun. And - It's easier to go for a piiss in the night too :D Have a look on you tube...they are a great tent.

The first two weeks in Sept will be very hot in the desert. But I like visiting the the Desert the last week of Sept. It's all part of the experience being there when it's hot, but by then it is bareable. But as you say most folks go oct/nov

I would 'prefer' not to have air con. To be honest I think you are better leaving it turned off from the moment you leave the UK, as it will allow you to acclimatise on the way there. Nothing worse than getting out of an air con 4x4 and having to set up tents etc in the sweltering heat. Also...

great idea Jon. Nice trailer you have there now.

Here are some photos... Scotland 2011 Photos by g7ree | Photobucket Drive up to Glasgow but drive past it and wild camp alongside Loch Lomond. Maybe stop at the Drovers Inn ( It's north off the Loch on your right). Next day you could drive to Fort William via Glen Coe. I have Wild Camped...

Hello, would be good to know how long you have in Morocco. What time of year. What vehicle are you taking. Solo vehicle or going with others. Offroad/green laning experience. Taking kids. I just got back a couple of weeks ago. Be happy to offer info on routes cost etc. Pictures here...

Bloody hell. Never new the fella personally, though sorta thought that I did through the forum....absolutely gutted to hear this news. Thoughts with his family and folks who new him.

Well I have a 19j sat on my drive that starts and runs like a dream. This is my second one. The first 19j used to drag around an Ifor Williams tt105 trailer toppers with logs and woodchips without too much complaint although slowly. I used to let it do it's own thing in it's own time. This one...

Nice looking truck. I expect your very pleased with it. You will have new ideas about how to store things no doubt and be looking forward to the next one . Then the next one.....Then a few more mods....:) It never ends.