FOR SALE- 2015-16 Tvan Murranki Mk4

[Coogs]

2015- 2016 TVAN MURRANJI MK4
Our beloved Murranji is now offered for genuine sale. It has always been kept garaged, connected to power and regularly serviced.
It features the following including numerous options:

* Sliding Windows with Midge Mesh.
* Front Box with sliding trays, LHS tray fits 65L frig.
* Bed Tie Down Rails.
* Interior of Tvan and Rear Hatch roof is carpet lined.
* Ultimate Pillow Top Inner Spring Mattress.
* Tropical Roof.
* 33" Wheel Bumpstops.
* Two 105ah AGM Batteries & Upgraded Projecta 25amp Charger.
* Red Arc BCDC1240 with MPPT tracking.
* Projecta 300W Inverter.
* Additional Checkerplate fitted to Deck.
* Premium Kitchen (superb kitchen!!)
* Land Cruiser Steel Rims (5 Stud) with Cooper ST Maxx tyres in excellent condition.
* Additional custom stone guard protection (no broken rear car window).
* Additional Checker Plate to A Frame and DO35 hitch.
* Standard roof 60W Solar Panel.
* Additional 200W fitted to Rear Hatch.
* Forward mounted Mud Flaps x4.
* Custom under bed Drawers that includes storage for solar panels or other items.
* Additional cabin Block-Out Curtains. Excellent temperature control.
* Under Mattress Liner.
* Large Awning/ Annexe with End Wall as new condition.
* Shade Sail
* Ensuite Tent as new condition.
* Draft Skirt as new condition.
* Delux Tent features extra windows and under bed ventilation window.
* Fusion Bluetooth Stereo/ Radio/ CD, USB with four speakers.
* Cabin Storage Nets, Side Wall Pockets & Sirocco 4 Speed Timer Fan.

PLUS the following spares:
Wheel Bearings x2, Front Box Air Filters x2, Complete Roof Skylight.

ALSO AT ADDITIONAL COST:
1/ Waeco 65DZ dual zone frig/ freezer that fits the Tvan front box.
2/ Engel 32L frig/ freezer.
BOTH FRIGS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.

For photos visit caravancampingsales.com.au
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Genuine enquiries- offers will be considered.
Phone now.

[Mal234]

Hi Coogs,

Did you do the mods your self?
How did you fit solar panel to back door

Cheers Mal234

[Coogs]

The mods & options not fittted by Track were fitted by myself.
With regard to the solar panel fitted to the hatch it is adhered to an alum. box section using weather-proof industrial strength 'hook & eye' tape.
The alum box section is in turn adhered to the hatch surface using Selleys latest 'tough' sealant. The top and bottom edges of the solar panel are supported in alum sail track.
There is a specific ventilation gap between the panel and the hatch. Adhered surfaces were prepared with acetone.

Specifically used Selleys latest 'tough' sealant in lieu of Sikaflex. The Selleys sealant is less difficult to remove using a sharp blade. Sikaflex requires a drill with wire brush and then residue will still remain.
Electrically, over-sized cabling terminated with anderson plug that drapes neatly down the RHS lip and plugs directly into the Tvans' anderson socket below 240v input plug.

Hope that helps ........ Rod

[Mal234]

Hi Coogs,


Do you hot water system or heater?


Cheers Mal234

[Coogs]

Hi Mal,
We do not have a heater, HWS nor AC.
Those type of options do not fit to our style of camping. We prefer to keep close-as to a 'proper' outdoor camping experience.
For hot water we use the cooker and our portable fire pit (Snowpeak from Drifta). For quick cuppa's we use a Jetboil cartridge stove that brings two cups to a rolling boil in 90 seconds even exposed to the wind. Wouldn't travel without it!
With the two standard gas bottles we have never run out which includes some lengthy camps in isolated locations.

In relation to heating- we carry 2 single bed doonas and blankets. Hardly ever need the blankets. You will note there are millium curtains fitted across the top of the rear gusset.
On colder desert nights they are drawn to form a barrier between the sleeping and tent areas. We find this very effective 
In regard to cooling there has never been a problem. On the hottest of nights we open both skylights, turn on the fan, open both sliding windows and tent windows as required including the lower ventilation window.

Regards .... Rod.

[Mal234]

Ok understand

Thanks Mal234