"WE DON'T REALLY NEED THAT GOOD OF A VAN"

[Bushtracker]

Well,
Besides the fact that our Bushtracker Owners report the highest resale prices of any Manufacturer in Australia... Besides the fact that of the 65 second vans we have built for our Owners that upgraded larger; (65 in just the last 3 1/2 years since we started counting second Bushtracker Owners).. We ask what they got for their old van and all but three of 65 reported getting their money back and most reported that they made a profit on their first van... Besides the obvious quality that allows you to travel in remote places in Luxury and Independence and Self-Sufficiency, despite all of this, here is another major reason to invest in the quality: You will develop CONFIDENCE in your "Home on the Road.." And how well it holds together if you DO make a Boo Boo

Here is a normal roll over picture of another Brand of caravan... Sent in by a Bushtracker Owner:



In Contrast with regards to your "Home on the Road".... Here is the last Bushtracker rolled... Happened on the Tanami:



See the damage yet?



How about now, can you see the horrible damage yet?



How about from this angle, can you see the horrible damage done?



They just don't make clearance lights like they used too........



And no matter what we do, we can't make them rock proof where they skid along the rocky track!!

Derrogatory comments ?? You will have to be inventive...

Mind you, don't try this with your van please. This is as good as it gets... I only show you these pictures to make a point that yes Bushtrackers have been a great investment for our Owners for the past 13 years of Business (as of Sept 2008)... And yes they allow you to travel in remote country in Luxury and Independence and Self Sufficiency.... But, also there is a real issue here I am pointing out: I assert that if you DO make a BOO-BOO, Bushtrackers will hold up better than any other van out there.

In all Honesty: The Quality pays off in many ways... Your Lifestyle, your Investment, your Quality of Life, your Freedom of Movement in Luxury and Independence and Self-Sufficiency... But also in Confidence that you develop in owning one. They are built TOUGH, and when I say "Designed to last a Lifetime" this is EXACTLY what I mean...

Here is that same van after our repairs:




We have not cleaned off the red dust from the a-frame yet, but it will be back on the road, their "Home on the Road"... As good as new..
Investing in quality has many ways of paying off...

God Bless, and God Speed
lone Ranger

[Dame & Ang]

after 40,000ks in 9 months we have our van booked in for a full service and repairs in january! ours is not quite as dusty as this was but we are really looking forward to it looking like new again!

we feel much better knowing we haven't done anything irrepairable!



dame and ang.
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Carpe diem

[Bushtracker]

Here is a van, that has done 150,000 kms in almost 6 years, by the Original Owner...



Now, 150,000 kms is by no means a record, so why the interest here for the Forum? Because he has continued travelling even thought this van was put over on its side on the Hume Hiway with a cross wind and a B Double helping him out.... He is only just today brought it in for repairs to get the Insurance Job done. His comments? "We just love the van".

Here is the damage if you look closely:









So, you can decide? "We don't really need a van this good"? I think this Myth should be dismissed outright. Quality pays off in many ways: Use of Product, Resale of Product, Longevity of Product, Value for money, and of course the all important continuing Lifestyle....

On the road with the Ranger...