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FULL tour of our old vintage classic WINNEBAGO. Ep 88 || MOTORHOME AROUND AUSTRALIA

Camp Winnie Travelling Australia

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FULL tour of our 1994 Isuzu Winnebago motorhome, inside and outside, and all of our equipment we carry

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20 Comments

@RozalynVeersma 2 years ago

Isn’t it amazing just how much you can survive without and how ultimately that leads to more precious free time with your beautiful family! Less is more and the precious memories are priceless! 🥰🙏🏁

@gen-x-gap-year2018 2 years ago

Great video, you’ve done an amazing job on the MH mods.
Very efficient use of space.
Testament to the build quality that it’s still going well after 30 years.

@kevinwilson8350 2 years ago

Hi Fam, sorry for the late reply but thanks for the private tour of you fantastic mobile home & a very big thank you for letting me know where you hide the Tooheys Extra Dry. Cheers Kev 🍻.

@michaeldallimore8590 2 years ago

Great tour thanks for the video.

@SteveMack 2 years ago

Cool guys! 👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@rickyyoungster 1 year ago

I enjoyed this, I have a 1999 Isuzu Npr Turbo Auto Winnebago Freeway, Very similar to this one.

@PaulB-bz6ug 2 years ago

Great info. We've been following Camp Winnie for a while from Liverpool, England as we're hoping to emigrate to Oz to be with our 3 children. Looking to buy a motorhome, and the information on your channel is invaluable to us, so thank you so much for that.

@geraldfrench3287 2 years ago

Great video.Thanks.

@jennydeane7419 2 years ago

We were wondering what toilet cleaning product do you use please Jenny and Glenn love your shoes 😂

@warrenstackman5987 2 years ago

That was terrific guys.
Answered a couple of questions I had and I'm certain you'll assist many others with the info you provided.
The overriding message?
K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid).👍

@stevegoode1504 2 years ago

Good stuff.😊

@philipgould4438 2 years ago

Enjoy all your vids immensely and would like to know how many K's are racked up on the bus ?

@kiaorable 2 years ago

Great setup, love the style of your truck and camper. I live on the road full time, I’m a older lady and would like to know who you use for phone server, I’m assuming Telstra, and do you use a booster to get better coverage out of the towns. Cheers and thank you, Judy

@PatMeagher-s8d 2 years ago

Why does everyone have a sheet or curtain dividing the cab to the living area

@the6monthaussielap 1 year ago

Another great Camp Winnie video with loads of helpful info. Couple of things I notice you don't mention are: a satellite phone? they look really expensive to have "just in case", do you guys reckon the CB radio covers it if you had a breakdown or a drama anywhere remote? Also, wifi/internet connection...I've been looking at Starlink, the price doesn't seem too terrible these days. Do you just run regular data plans on your phones with Telstra. Thanks again for such a great resource ✌

@iandegraaf3993 2 years ago

Great insight. One small, but very important question: does the coffee machine live on the bench while travelling? If so, how do prevent it moving?
Enjoying your travels

@Julia-lo5uq 2 years ago

Hello Shannon and Lisa, I'm a big fan of your work! I wanted to ask about CB radio communication. While traveling from Yass to Wee Jasper, we had a close call with a truck that was on the wrong side of the already narrow, winding road. We have a CB radio in our motorhome, but I'm unsure about the proper lingo to communicate with trucks on a specific road. I know it's channel 40. Any advice would be appreciated!