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[Shep]

I am very happy with my little camper. Completely dust proof, air conditioned and loaded tow weight is 650kg.
Perfect for solo trips in the wet season.
Also have a coromal 616 for family trips.

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[Solid Luck]

I am very happy with my little camper. Completely dust proof, air conditioned and loaded tow weight is 650kg.
Perfect for solo trips in the wet season.
Also have a coromal 616 for family trips.

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How do you find the Jeep Shep? I've always like the look of them.
They haven't had the best rap for a while now.

 

[Shep]

How do you find the Jeep Shep? I've always like the look of them.
They haven't had the best rap for a while now.

I will admit that I was pretty worried when I bought it as well. Bought it as there was no other swb with solid axles that I could fit my stuff in.
Mine has been brilliant, have only owned it for 2 years but have done 80000km mostly in the bush for almost no issues. It now has
130000km on the clock and still drives like a new car. The starter died at about 100k and I had a cam angle sensor plug fail.
Genuine mopar parts from seppo land are stupid cheap ( genuine starter for under $100)

Where it excels is in the bush, I have never driven a car that has so much stability on side angles and it climbs like a goat.
I hate getting out of the jeep and into my work landcruiser.

Also my mrs liked driving it so much that she traded her challenger in on a new grand Cherokee with3.0 and 8 speed box.
That car has been outstanding as well and she is currently driving it around Australia for the second time in 12 months.

So in short I am very happy with the jeeps, its just a shame that the dealer network is rubbish however I am happy to maintain them myself and parts are very cheap. There were more JK wranglers built then all the kingswood models put together

 

[travelergold]

Ridge runner, you comment about powdered milk, the biggest thing we found was drinking water when out for 4 to 6 weeks or more and not going into town. Water is what always runs out first. Dry food always needs water ie rice pasta milk ect.