Review: Avida Silverton C Class Motorhome
Avida has introduced a touch of German automotive engineering to its fleet of C class motorhomes. The Silverton, released in February this year, is a four-berth C class motorhome and the only rig in...
Episode 12 – Cooking The Best Linguini Ever!
This gourmet linguini, with Brussels sprouts, bacon, walnuts, garlic and thyme, is delicious, surprisingly easy to prepare, and will serve five hungry family members.
INGREDIENTS
500gm dried linguini
60ml olive oil (1/4 cup)
3 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
16...
Review: EzyTrail Parkes 15 MkII
A couple of years ago, EzyTrail made waves with the release of its EzyTrail Parkes 15, an offroad hybrid pop-top with a rear fold-out bed.
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And after months of research and...
Review: Kokoda Caravans Force VIII Family Offroader
With its grey composite cladding and purposeful stance on the road, the Kokoda Caravans Force range is the manufacturer’s top-end offroad line-up.
Kokoda Caravans changed hands in 2019 and is now under new ownership and...
Review: Kokoda Aussie Spirit 19ft 10in
It sometimes seems that every van is a jacked-up, hard-core offroader with aggressive styling, garish decals and checkerplate that goes on for ever. I found it somewhat refreshing, therefore, to step inside the understated, elegant...
Review: Windsor Caravans Genesis 196RD
If you were to write a list of Australia’s oldest caravan names, the most revered amongst caravan enthusiasts, I’d bet London to brick that Windsor Caravans would be on it, such is the heritage...
Test: Maverick Campers Raptor 13 Hybrid
South Australia-based Maverick Campers had travelled under my radar until relatively recently.
Maverick’s Raptor 13 came into my life in mid-March. With its grey composite aluminium cladding over an aluminium frame, 16in alloys wheels and...
Review: Eco-Tourer 510 Offroad
I have long had a soft spot for the Eco-Tourer. If you have not seen it before, where have you been? It has been on the market since 2003 and, hand on my heart,...
Review: Paramount Caravans Tuff Mudda 176
If somebody were to mention ‘toy haulers’, it’s a safe bet that dirt or quad bikes comes to mind. After all, that’s why this particular style of caravan was made: to haul people’s ‘toys’...
Review: Regal Naralan Motorhome
I arrived at Regal Caravans with great expectations. About six months ago, I had the opportunity to climb behind the wheel of one of Regal’s first attempts at a motorhome, a Sprinter-based van.
Regal has...
