Wilbor

[Wilbor]

Dot you asked for some pics of Wilbor so here goes.

Lilttle bit of info on him too
Wilbor is a 11/1992 model Mitsubishi Canter 4WD and started life as a tip truck and was delivered to QFleet on 23-3-93. Bought from the Government Auctions in Brisbane in April 1995 with 26km (26 only) on the clock and had the chassis extended and motorhome body built. Not counting QFleet, has had 3 owners since constructed. We bought it in May 2007 with 68000 km on the clock. Has tilt cab and carries 2 spare tyres for the truck and one for the offroad trailer. All low voltage is 24v

Wilbor has
Rollout awning
Tow bar and Roadmaster Falcon 2 "A" frame
Seltronic SA32 inverter with remote
Mastervolt 50am 24v battery charger
Electro SBC-7220 solar controller
2 x 250w and 4 x 80 watt solar panels
EU30is Honda Inverter generator
2 x N200 house batteries
2 x N70 start batteries
Xantrex battery monitor
Steel bull bar
Warn M10000 electric winch
2 x Nite Stalker driving lights
42" 80 x 3w light bar
2 x 12v shurflo water pumps
300lt S/S water tank
110lt Atlas Tanks poly water tank (for river water)
Water filters, 1 x 5 micron and 1 x 1 micron
Suburban HWS
60lt grey water tank
50lt black water tank
Landsea toilet
Internal and external shower
Airtronic D2 diesel air heater
LG inverter split air conditioner bedroom
2hp 240v air compressor
Weber baby Q BBQ
Built-in external fold down table
Flyscreens and security door
2 x ISRI suspension seats
Cab solar screens
JVC tuner CD player
Uniden 40 ch UHF radio
7” GPS
Mobitronic reversing camera
2 x leather lounge chairs
240 and LED lighting
Solar exhaust fan in shower/toilet
Waeco HDC220 24v fridge
Waeco 240v power supply
Two-Zone fridge monitor
Avita 90lt upright freezer
Kelvinator reverse cycle airconditioner galley/lounge
LG Solardom lightwave oven
Tudor 2 burner gas stove
Palsonic TV
Sharp DVD player
EasySat satelite TV
Wineguard TV aerial
Double bed, wardrobe and lots of drawers
External bins for storage
Lutons peak is storage

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Some more pics of Wilbor

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and some more pics of Wilbor

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and a couple more

Ceiling is perspex with the lights above

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The boot hinges up and houses this gear and the 3kva generator when I take it.

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[aussiegirl]

ahwwwww he's CUTE!!!!

[T1 Terry]

Love it, well thought out. Tell me about the stairs please, I'm struggling with methods of making the stairs automatic with the door opening, it's a requirement for engineering and ADR's or whatever. The stairs must be imediately available for an emergency exit, the floor is 1.2metres (4ft) off the ground so a jump out the door would definitely result in an injury.

[Dot]

Thanks Rob, what is the internal height,? interesting indeed.

[Shirley]

Wilbor looks great, all the comforts you need & you can go anywhere.

[Keith Morris]

"tanks" here --- WOW !!! --- My Sprinter looks nothing like this , and the Iveco that I am converting falls way short of your beautiful m/home.
You have every reason to be proud of this setup which no doubt, you have spent a lot of time and money to end up with what you have and enjoy while touring around this wonderful country meeting lots of like minded people.
Thanks for the pics and the "what I have done" list.
Keith.

[Wilbor]

Terry
The steps hinge on the left hand side with a swivel type affair and a drop down hook supports the right hand side so they hinge up and down for uneven terrain. The hand rail pulls out of the two pipes welded to the steps.
To stow them the hand rail is removed and the hook is swivelled up out of the way and the steps are pulled out level and they swing in and stow on top of the grey water tank and the batteries and the locker door is then closed to lock them away. I have a pull out ‘smoko’ step which slides out.

Dot, internal ceiling height is 2m. The height of the floor from the ground is 1m

While it’s not a Landcruiser, it does go to many places other M/H’s can’t. Height and width do restrict a lot of access to tracks etc but we have a quad for those and now the Suzy is also an option depending where we go and what we are doing. All in all we are extremely happy with the setup

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Steps stowed away

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Smoko step extended

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