Bushwakka awnings

[jay see]

I'm starting to look at replacing my awning.

I'm definitely going for a 270⁰ and came across this one. What I really like is that the rear comes off at 90⁰ to the car and the front runs along the bonnet. At $1600 I don't think that's overpriced

https://www.bushwakka.com.au/collect...-pre-order-now

What are you running or looking at.

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[mudski]

For that money mate you have plenty of options.

My Darche 270 is great, they're new freestanding one is out now, or very soon. Hard Korr have an extra large free standing awning. If I was to do it again I'd go for this. One thing I find on mine, I think the distance from the side of the car to the edge of the awning could be longer, but its standard size. The Hard Korr is wider. But Im still happy with it. I've had two issues with it, both were rectified immediately with no fuss.

Have a look on the Snowys site mate, a lot of choice there.

[jay see]

Forgot about them, will go over there and have a look around..

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[AB]

I've been checking these out this week too for some reason.

I think you also want it on the passenger side rather than drivers IMHO.

[jay see]

I think you also want it on the passenger side rather than drivers IMHO.

I've been told that before, I've had my standard kings on the drivers side for years. What's the benefits of having it on the passenger side..

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[mudski]

I've been told that before, I've had my standard kings on the drivers side for years. What's the benefits of having it on the passenger side..

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Keep the kings on aswell mate, you can never have too much cover. Mines on the passenger side, not sure why, its the side I've always had an awning on....

[AB]

I've been told that before, I've had my standard kings on the drivers side for years. What's the benefits of having it on the passenger side..

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Touring hot weather quick stops on rest stops needing shade on lunch breaks.

When set up for long trips and you have tables, chairs, swags set up under awning you can always easy jump in drivers seat to check things.

Side road pull ups and need shade.

Left is safe and usable for all conditions in AU


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[jay see]

When set up for long trips and you have tables, chairs, swags set up under awning you can always easy jump in drivers seat to check things

This is probably the only time I wish I had it on the other side, but have still managed.

I like Mudski idea, why not have both..

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[mudski]

This is probably the only time I wish I had it on the other side, but have still managed.

I like Mudski idea, why not have both..

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[jay see]

Had a look at the snowy site and yes they offer the hardkorr 270 freestanding. Basically the same as the bushwakka. I think the only difference is that the hardkorr has an extra light. Price is about the same. I might wait for the camping show and see what I can get there. Superior engineering have them at $1349 at the moment.

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