Converting a MAN-KAT1 into a motorhome

Cinzia

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Hi guys!
Not sure if any of you is interested.... we are currently converting a MAN-KAT1 into a motorhome.
This is how it looked like when we purchased it
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Wow, how many gallons/litres to the mile. I used to have an Alvis Stalwart and she did about 4.5 mpg if I was lucky !
 
Blimey you’re taking the Peterborough show seriously. Haha
 
Has it got a towbar if so you will be very popular :D

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Impressive
did you buy at auction?
wondered what the ball park figure for one is
If you don't mind me asking
 
Looks good, I met its big brother in Morocco
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Yes, it is a beast.... its nickname is actually "Monsty" :)
My husband has already used it for a trip to Tunisia (the Sahara desert) and yes, we have a towbar, which made my husband a VERY popular man there .... he rescued a group of Italians who got stuck in the sand with their car and a French couple, who got stuck with their campervan.
Our next trip is Transylvania. Obviously this vehicle is not meant for urban areas..... but for the desert (Morocco, Tunisia) or for remote areas it should be good. Well.... at least that is what we hope.

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Im guessing here guys but..a 2 ton bottle jack is no good to you?


Lol Kev

PS...Luv the truck!
 
just a thought....Caravan and motorhome club members i assume? Lol
 
We love it!!!!------- the only problem we found is that something the same size --- or bigger is nice to get you out when stuck!!!!! LOL
 
I had a few ex military vehicles pass through my hands when buying them up in Norway. There used to be a lot of ex US stuff up there and I bought a few of the Rio "whistlers". After driving them around in a quarry I thought they would make a good overland vehicle with the Multifuel engine, but then realised there is an awful lot of tarmac between the UK and Morocco. Thankfully, I found a nice Dutchman that took them off my hands.
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I’ve seen a few of this type of vehicle, on forums and on campsites over Europe.
I’ve never seen one with a connection between truck cab and habitation.
That would be a challenge, but It wouldn’t work for us without it.
Too much up and down ladders,
Hope you have some great trips.
 
Would not get it on my drive.
 

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