Well they, G Guy 4x4 Motors, did another fantastic job on my van. They unfortunately were not able to get the front work done; this is because the bull bar with front side protection with bash plate. The challenge was that the used bull bar I provided them (from a different vehicle) would have costed more to adapt than than to create a new one from scratch. Also another sad reason that the front bull bar & etc is not done is that their main metal fabricator injured his hand in a nasty accident at work. Ouch!
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| Looking good! The rear of the van! |
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| Rear and right ride of the van. New snorkel looks sharp; I love it! |
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| Custom fabricated ladder |
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| Rhino rack, Rhino basket, snorkel and 200watt solar pannel |
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| I added some of my stickers on the rear window to give the van some personality... |
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| I added some of my stickers on the rear window to give the van some personality... |
... bringing the van into the joiner to get a mini-bookshelf to be installed on top of the battery cover.
... bringing my van into the RV shoppe to get my plumbing (flexi-pipes, reverse osmosis filtration,etc) sorted out as well as get some LED lights installed inside the van. The LED lights will be wired directly to deep cel battery.
... getting a NZ self-containment certification which means I can 'freedom camp' anywhere without being harassed by park rangers and etc.
... ordering some custom cut solarscreens and getting rid of non-permanent curtains I had created/sewn for me. Those curtains are hard to slide on the curtain wires and a real pain in the a**. I sadly wasted money on those, about $140, but that's life. Oh well..
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