Rich and Miss Lizzie

Just replaced the old nylon red dust impregnated insect screens on the 2012 Kedron ATV. Well actually, Paul & Vanessa at “Swap & Stop Midge Screens did!!!! They did a great job and we are very pleased with the results. Recommend Paul & Vanessa’s service! Based in Caloundra, they arrive at your site (we used Dicky Beach Caravan Park) first thing. They remove all the blind/screen window fittings, take them away, replace the insect screens, clean up the blinds, fix up any small tears and return early afternoon to refit on your van, like brand new! Excellent and good value for money!!! Given the option of replacing the entire window blinds/screens by your local repairer this is a no-brainer! Paul & Vanessa 0448911235 pandvarch@gmail.com

Steve .... my apologies! I did not get back yo you to thank you for responding to my question. Got a bit distracted with a few things which put the Caravan blinds and fly screens to the bottom of the list. I will follow up now and appreciate your input. All the best to you & Kez ....catch you, again, sometime on the track! Cheers Richard

I enquired of Kedron if they could replace the flyscreens/blinds on my 2012 Kedron ATV. Robyn tells me that Kedron do not provide this service anymore. Can anyone recommend a repairer in the Brisbane/Sunshine Coast area that can tackle this job and do it properly? Thanks …. Richard

Hey Brian ..... have you recovered your van yet? Sorry you missed a great gathering at Kilkivan but hope to see you next year, probably with a “brand new Kedron”. Cheers ..... Richard & Liz

Photos of the 2019 KOG Gathering Who says a President can’t eat and talk at the same time?

Can only add our congratulations to President Tony and his team for a great gathering at Kilkivan. Appreciate the work behind the scenes to make it all happen! Good to see such a big turnout of owners and once again a big thank you to Ralph and his team for making us so welcome!

I wonder if anyone out there can offer me advice on the use of caravan covers? Firstly, my ATV sits in the driveway when not in the "great outdoors". I do not have it connected to 240v power but rather rely on the 2x 130 watt solar panels to keep the batteries topped up. Is it worthwhile considering a caravan cover to protect against UV damage to roof hatch covers etc? It would need to have specific unprotected sections for the solar panels to continue to operate. If worthwhile considering, can anyone recommend a supplier/manufacturer who can provide a heavy duty cover and who can customise the roof section to accommodate the solar panels? Would appreciate any advice on this matter from fellow Kedron Owners ...... Thanks