Well, after a long wait and jumping through a few hoops with customs, ICBC, etc., I finally got the Mog imported, registered, insured and on the road!
Time for a bit of fun!
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Finally!
Well, after a long wait and jumping through a few hoops with customs, ICBC, etc., I finally got the Mog imported, registered, insured and on the road!
Time for a bit of fun!
Nice 1550l and box, heard it from a friend.
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Yeah I'm pretty happy with it. Hopefully it will serve me well for years to come.Originally Posted by unimogfever
Nice 1550l and box, heard it from a friend.
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Very nice! Congratulations.
Let me know next time you are in Victoria...
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Yeah, I will for sure . . . just have to save up enough money to pay the crazy tolls that BC Ferries would charge me to ship this over to the Island!
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Awesome! I'm jealous. I'd love to have on of those but I have no where to keep one. Did you import that one from the US or somewhere else? I grew up in Chilliwack and miss being able to go out and play at the Fraser.
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Anyone in San Jose looking for a nice Mog?
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Why don't you look at doing something like have - swap the seat for a small bed in my layout and the dog can sit right behind you just like a DOKA
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Not sure exactly what you are describing?? Do you have a photo or a plan you can post of what you did? Looked through your thread but couldn't see anything . . . unless I missed it somehow??
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This shows the window between the cab and the camper -
If you were to put a small across the rear window - then the dogs could be in the back, they would be right behind you - just as close as in a DOKA
This show the seats in mine. My wife can sit in either of the two seats and see out the front windscreen, I prefer the one further back.
If you make the small bed full length, and put two small windows either side, your dogs could stick their heads out and be right at home
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