Roller Coaster
Toyota Toyota Coaster
Sunshine Beach, Queensland, Australia
About your Camptoo host
Your host Daniel
Features
- Length:
- 7 m
- Height:
- 3.2 m
- Year built:
- 2012
- km's included p/w:
- 1750 km
- Fuel:
- Diesel
- Transmission:
- Manual
- Driver licence:
- LR
- Berths:
- 6
- Seats:
- 5
- Seatbelts:
- 5
- Seats while driving:
- 5
Description
We fit this 2012 Coaster out in Xmas 2017, no expense spared. Very easy to drive and comfortable. Endless places to travel. Must have an LR license.
Awning out or fully enclosed annexe, suitable for one night stop overs or weeks in one spot. 2 solar arrays that keep the house batteries full. Large fridge freezer and 180 l of water with gas hot water system. Everything you need and more.
Please note-This is available for 5 + months from September 2020 to January 2021 (or longer) as we are going on an onverseas trip for that period. Please contact Dan if interested and negotiations on pricing.
Facilities
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Toilet
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Kitchen unit
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Shower
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Hot water
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Suitable for tall people -
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Heating
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Roundseat -
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Side facing seats -
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L-shaped seating -
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Dining area
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6 Berths (Bunk bed, Double bed, 2 separate beds)
House Rules
95 km is perfect on HWY for Diesel consumption. Treat it as it deserves, this is a quality unit. No smoking please, clean toilet and shower daily for ultimate hygiene.
-Hirer must empty toilet and clean with sanitiser and top up chemicals or a fee of $250 will apply
-Hirer must sweep/vacuum and wipe down all surfaces or a cleaning fee of $250 will apply
-Hirer must lock motor when not occupied
-No smoking in the motorhome of annexe
-Any damage must be reported immediately
-Hirer must return motorhome with full tank of Diesel or a surcharge of $2.50/L will apply
-Annexe must be secured to the ground to ensure no damage by wind. Pegs and ropes provided
-By hiring the motorhome the Hirer agrees to pay all Insurance excess costs and additional insurance expenses
-Climbing up the ladder or on the racks, on the roof is at the hirers risk. This is a Height risk and should be carefully assessed before attempting to climb.
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