We have opted for 150 Lt fridge too, but I don't think I will be able to talk the hubby into getting the aircon put on the roof.....hmmmm need to powerball on thursday night!
Would you use an oven???
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Kimlouise,
The aircon is optional. If you don't want it Jayco should be able to omit it and move the microwave to that spot instead.
As for the WeberQ, it is too large to stow away in the front compartment (under the front bed end) of the 17.56-1, so we leave ours in it's box and it conveniently fits above the fridge (once you have raised the roof), and travels on the floor when we are on the move.
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It's amazing where you can store things. We pack our 32" LCD TV into it's original box (which I had to slightly modify to suit) and this packs under the main table in the van when we're on the go.....but once unpacked the box fits up above the table ontop the overhead cupboards.
Dave
The aircon is optional. If you don't want it Jayco should be able to omit it and move the microwave to that spot instead.
As for the WeberQ, it is too large to stow away in the front compartment (under the front bed end) of the 17.56-1, so we leave ours in it's box and it conveniently fits above the fridge (once you have raised the roof), and travels on the floor when we are on the move.
It's amazing where you can store things. We pack our 32" LCD TV into it's original box (which I had to slightly modify to suit) and this packs under the main table in the van when we're on the go.....but once unpacked the box fits up above the table ontop the overhead cupboards.
Dave
We ordered our van with the extra side hatch that Jayco would normally fit the slide out BBQ in, our BabyQ fits in neatly without the lid, so just have to carry the lid elsewhere.
Another vote for the Baby Q - we did a roast and vegies no worries while on holidays last week 
As for the weather, we had 140 mm the first day, 150 mm the second and we still used the weber Q. We had it in our Oztrail Gazebo and put up a couple of the gazebo walls so we had an all weather outdoor area.
The back of our car is empty so we just pop the baby Q in there while travelling and the trolley goes under the kids dinette.
As for the weather, we had 140 mm the first day, 150 mm the second and we still used the weber Q. We had it in our Oztrail Gazebo and put up a couple of the gazebo walls so we had an all weather outdoor area.The back of our car is empty so we just pop the baby Q in there while travelling and the trolley goes under the kids dinette.
Dont use an oven do however have a george foreman roaster and a shuttle chef and a baby Q also got a convection micro in the van ,,, If we wont hot chips and staying in a caravan park then I use the camp kitchen other wise its roast potatoes in the GF .. You can cook cakes in the micro and shuttle chef if you really want to never wished we had wanted an oven and dont miss it ... You learn to cook meals around it ..
You have probably made your decision by now, but I have purchased a convection oven similar to this one (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Convecti.../230739826868?pt=AU_Ovens&hash=item35b92a58b4) which I got from Harris Scarfe for $40 - fits perfectly under my sink! Otherwise we use the BBQ - I did look at a Weber Q 200 but just haven't parted with the $$$ yet!
Renovated a kitchen for someone a couple of years back and they used one of these convection cookers while they were without a kitchen, they loved the cooker so much they still prefer it to their super dooper new built in oven!!
We did in our 2005 expanda and it worked a treat.
The new expandas have an toasting type element in the microwave so we didn't do it to our new one