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Ian Lowden Off-Road Vehicle (Nov, 2009)
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 This vehicle originally from the Swedish armed forces was a rough terrain vehicle. The vehicle had a rebuild at Keillor. The original rear tarpaulin section was replaced with an insulated habitable living accommodation area. Windows were also fitted. The vehicle was repainted with a much improved paint system once the build was complete. It is planned to have further extensive internal works done early into next year. |
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Venture Trust Edinburgh (Jul, 2009)
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 We have just completed a major order with Venture Trust based in Edinburgh and Applecross.
Their remit was for two main vehicles, two canoe trailers and a landrover to take young people out of their usual environment.
The main vehicle could carry upto 16 clientele to learn outward bound activities for upto 2 weeks. The Staff carry out team building skills during the expedition into the great outdoors. Camping, canoeing and trekking being some of the activities. All equipment for these activities is carried by the main vehicles in conjunction with a backup team in the form of landrover and canoe trailer.
Large Tepee tents, cooking facilities, wet weather gear and wet suits along with food and boating equipment are some of the likely pieces of kit being transported. External showers were installed with separate tentage for clientele cleaning prior to evening activities around base camp.
Another function of the main vehicle is to be a base for staff during presentations within the community environment. To this remit we then added onboard cooking facilities, a toilet and shower along with bedding arrangements for upto 5 members of staff. Generator and water carrying facilities were also required. An awning with scene lighting was requested for display purposes and as added function during outward bound activities.
These Vehicles are a pleasure to view with their stunning external graphics telling the story of Venture Trust's ethos in pictorial form. |
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Essex Wheels Training
Essex County Council have just commissioned a second travelling Community Vehicle.
This compact Vehicle based on the Iveco Ford Daily 45C13 with a wheel base of 3950mm and high top roof has achieved quite a lot with in such such a small body space, with carbon monoblock auxiliary battery pack and 2.5kw inverter powering plasma screen presenter and double deck disc sound system.
Catering facilities provides the necessary comfort for the community leader and the youth of Essex
Wheel chair access and generous internal seating area also external awning creates a centre hub of activity.
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