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low light factor high topper

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grimbear64 ·

hi guys have just pick up a 72 low light factory high topper i am wondering is there many of this here in aussie as i haven't seen that many but i am here in tassie it will become one of my projects got two others to finish first thanks in advance
michael

volma1 ·

Sounds like the one either from Seymour near the chain of lagoons or the one from Forth.

vassy66T1 ·

Congrats!
Put up some pics 😉

Scottkombi ·

From memory the low-light factory high toppers had an extended sliding door to obvioulsy allow for increased access.

I remember one for sale that sat next to a huge shed on gumtree about 8 months ago?

grimbear64 ·

hi guys here is a photo

vassy66T1 ·

That's cool headgear 😉

Scottkombi ·

This was what I thought was a factory high top:



Note the extension to the sliding door.

Maybe this is the Aussie version.

AA003 ·

Scott that's German factory. The Australian factory ones used a normal door.

Scottkombi ·

OK Phil.

However, I saw a RHD version of this for sale in Oz a year or so ago - it did have the tall sliding door on the drivers side though - might have been an import then conversion job??

AA003 ·

Scottkombi wrote:- might have been an import then conversion job??
Probably. Imagine trying to get a replacement door?

I think that the Aussie roofs were made by Sopru.

Scottkombi ·

Thats what I thought and they were called the "Adventurer" camper model.

AA003 ·

Scottkombi wrote:Thats what I thought and they were called the "Adventurer" camper model.
Adventurer was the normal common one. Wanderer was the high top.

Scottkombi ·

Ahhh yes - thats the one - the Wanderer.

Not overly popular when first offered for sale but a few still around.

AA003 ·

In '75 there was the Adventurer, Wanderer, Dormobile and another one. Was the 4th one called a Traveller or something?