After some delays from Australia, I got my well-needed Solarshades from SolarScreen Australia. While not cheap, they are a must have for anyone who values warmth in winter, coolness in summer and privacy.
I like how the suctions are strong, but still not too hard to remove. I think winter camping will be a blast. I thought about getting an RV-style diesel heater like this installed, but I will give winter camping a go without it. After all if a warm mummy sleeping bag and window insulation is enough, that's a huge cost savings for me.
Next major modification are the 4 new shocks and custom fabricated rear springs to make up for the extra weight of my van as compared to the usefulness of the base factory shocks/springs. This modification won't get getting done until early December however... (its too expensive! LOL!)
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| Solar shades all installed for daily parking or sleeping mode |
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| Solar shades all installed for daily parking or sleeping mode |
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| These are almost light proof except the stitching on the shades themselves. The window sun visors are NOT holding up the windscreen solar screen |
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| Very very very nice indeed. The top left corner of the front cab windows were cut out like this to give a little light and for a peep hole to the outside world. |
I like how the suctions are strong, but still not too hard to remove. I think winter camping will be a blast. I thought about getting an RV-style diesel heater like this installed, but I will give winter camping a go without it. After all if a warm mummy sleeping bag and window insulation is enough, that's a huge cost savings for me.
Next major modification are the 4 new shocks and custom fabricated rear springs to make up for the extra weight of my van as compared to the usefulness of the base factory shocks/springs. This modification won't get getting done until early December however... (its too expensive! LOL!)
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