Hey there, Thanks for checking out this old girl! She’s a beautiful vintage camper that sleeps three comfortably and is built for slow, scenic exploring through the Rockies — Banff, Lake Louise, Canmore, and beyond. She cruises best at around 90 km/h, so if you’re keen to take it easy, soak in the views, and enjoy the ride, you’ll be right at home. Plus, you’ll look pretty damn cool doing it! Important Things to Know: • She’s Vintage: This rig has loads of character, but she’s not brand new. A little mechanical know-how is a big bonus. If you’re looking for a modern rental experience, this might not be the right fit — but if you’re up for a true adventure, you’ll love her. • Not Really a 4x4: Even though she has 4WD, let’s be real — she’s not made for hardcore off-roading. Please stick to sealed roads or well-maintained gravel. Rough roads and potholes can cause serious damage to the camper (and wreck your trip too). Heating Options: • Diesel Heater (Primary): Safe for overnight use. In summer, keep it on the lowest setting. In winter, full blast! Uses about 5L per 24 hours. (Rear tank = diesel only.) • Propane Heater (Emergency Backup): Works great and kept us warm at -40°C when the diesel struggled, but it gets extremely hot. I don’t recommend sleeping with it on. • Recommended App: Download iOverlander — it’ll help you find brilliant camping spots all over the area. This camper is all about embracing the slower pace of vintage travel — comfortable, cosy, a little bit rough around the edges, but packed with charm. If you’re chasing an authentic Rocky Mountain adventure and you treat her with love and care, she’ll give you a trip you won’t forget. Cheers and happy adventuring! What’s Included: Power: • 200Ah lithium battery (good for ~3 days off-grid) • 240V outlets (great for international travellers) • USB-C (100W) and USB-A (5W) outlets for charging laptops, phones, cameras Kitchen: • Cookware, plates, cups, and utensils for 3 people • Plenty of food storage Sleeping: • Bedding provided (but highly recommend bringing a sleeping bag or liner — nights get cold in the Rockies!) • Comfy main bed all set up Extras: • Retro chainsaw (fuel and bar oil behind the seat — use with care!) • Gas-powered generator (runs on 91 octane) • 5W-40 diesel engine oil (please check and top up if you drive over 1000km) A Few House Rules: • No off-roading or rough tracks — she’s vintage and needs sealed or good gravel roads • No smoking inside • Pets welcome (just keep it clean) • Return diesel and generator fuel tanks full • Long trips (1000km+): Check and top up engine oil • Treat her kindly — she’s old but gold!