Tough Touring Australia

24/04/2026

'Wheeling' rack formModified 4wd, carries Awning / Chainsaw/Max Trax and dirty recovery gear. Perfect for a trip to the shops rover #

13/04/2026

Hi Admin! Im hoping to be a part of your group and help answer some of these peoples questions!

13/04/2026

Bundutop king size just walked into the workshop - it’s for sale second hand for $5750 give us a bell if you w**k to check it out - will go out with 3 month warranty and new mattress

13/04/2026

Second hand bundutop
King just came in - going out with 3 months warranty -
$5750
Call us to suss it out -

09/08/2024

Bundutop Supa King installation went well…it’s supported by our new tough touring over cab roof racks- the rear tub cross member has a flexing mount to allow for any tub/cab articulation…

I’ve put the RPS3000 inside the small tub boxes for secure access to power -

Ontop of the Bundutop super king I have fitted the most powerful solar panel ever manufactured - the Jinko 600w (RS600M-120HC) capable of 605w of power - it’s secured with a new custom solar mounting kit I’ve designed just for this tent and panel combination….
More on how I’ve done it here -

https://www.toughtouring.com.au/product-page/solar-mounting-kit-to-suit-600w-panel-for-canopy-or-caravan

Really really stoked with the results- I’ll post more on this as I get her out offroad…

29/11/2022

10 years old, and still looking good as.

05/09/2022

9/3 Today in Florida History from the Florida Historical Society!

1935 – A $5 million allocation for the cross-Florida ship canal was announced by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on this date. The canal would have connected the Atlantic Ocean with the Gulf of Mexico, which proponents argued would cut down on shipping costs and be safer than traveling through the Florida Straits. Although the idea of a cross-peninsular canal was first theorized as early as the sixteenth century, it was not until President Roosevelt allocated funds as an economic recovery project that any real construction began. Almost immediately, however, serious environmental concerns were brought forth. Construction stalled over the course of the next few decades until President Nixon finally halted the project in 1971. Official cancellation occurred in 1991, after $74 million had been spent on the project, which was approximately 28 percent completed by that time. Sections of the canal still exist today, and part of the planned right of way across the state became the Majorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway in 1998, providing natural hiking and biking trails.

04/11/2020

We’re always working hard to come up with the best solution for our customers! , , , ,

21/10/2020

The door's always open! Come in and visit us at our new warehouse located at 1/58 Tarnard Drive Braeside!

08/10/2020

08/10/2020

robby's got a bundu!!!
nice Nav mate your a legend !