I'm also looking for some feedback on the Milenco XL mirrors, looking at getting some for the Navara before i pick up the 17 in Feb...
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I'm also looking for some feedback on the Milenco XL mirrors, looking at getting some for the Navara before i pick up the 17 in Feb...
Very nice mate, I didn't know whether to look at your new van or your great looking colour bond roof! 
I'm impressed with them, they are easy to fit, I think they look good, your electric mirrors still work. When you pull up just slide out the rod and put them away. No straps to worry about.
Well we got the mirrors of course, folding step, locking hitch pin, security hitch lock (purple line, very good) two large chemical additives for toilet, the starter kit with extension leads water drinking hose, sullage hose and brass connectors. We got $3 change.Sounds like fun
I'd be interested to hear what you think of the Milenco XL mirrors too. We're looking at buying a set for our Prado-Expanda combo.
What else did you buy with your Jayco voucher?
Cheers, S&P
Opened up the cutlery draw and the are two bottles of polish, cleaner wax and liquid wax, so what should a new owner do on such a lovely day?? Well just use it, and me being a car nut couldn't help myself, check out the reflections.
Looks great. Never used van polish & wax, once we get ours you'll have to show us how - we're slow learners though, really slow
Starting with a new van certainly makes it easier. Our van was nicely prepared for us but nothing beats "looking" at the finish giving it a good polish. Jayco must own a silicon filler factory, they do use a lot of it, polishing removes just about all of it on the outside. I even use good'ol Mr Sheen, it takes it off very well, use a micro-fiber cloth though, works great on the windows too.Looks great. Never used van polish & wax, once we get ours you'll have to show us how - we're slow learners though, really slow
As a hobby I do polish cars so the van was a doddle to do and I'd be more than happy to show you.
Cheers
Greeeny
Happy Campers!
How was it behind the Prado? Is your Prado petrol or diesel?
Cheers, S&P
Our Prado is petrol, the model I wanted in diesel is a bit too underpowered, I've tried both, the wife wasn't too keen on diesel either, ( she drives the Prado most of the time when we are not towing). It towed really well, our model has air bag suspension, at Page Bros they we not keen to fit a WDH, they would sell me one but not fit it. After much studying I'm fitting the rig with a HR one. There is a really good business called Swift Caravan Services in Kilsyth Vic. They are a great source of info and they recommended I fit one, they fitted the P3 brake controller too plus wiring the Prado to suit the Expander. Next week I'm getting the whole rig sorted by them and wiring up a hot wire to the fridge that is switched to the ignition, no more flat batteries.
