What type of parts are you looking for?

Yes I am thinking of doing an update of all of the improvements we have done on our Isuzu Elf. I found a repair shop that will work on the camper. Finding parts is possible but can be a bit of a search at times.I recommend getting a bigger engine like I have for a camper. Overall I am extremely happy with my camper and so far after many trips the engine runs great. With the size only 16 feet long we can park it anywhere, no problem camping where bigger RVs are excluded due to size. I like to use it as my daily driver also since the visibility is fantastic and the diesel mileage is pretty good. Cheers😄

Awesome! Look forward to the update video 👍

Hello Bobby ! I’m not sure what the top speed of the engine is. Going on a flat highway with no hills I’ve got it up to 75 but never went over that. The engine gets a bit loud at that speed. Going up steep hills I normally do 45mph. I love the Elf! Tons of fun! No problems with it so far, knock on wood.. The camper was shipped to Tacoma Washington where I picked it up and drove it to Astoria Oregon where I live. We had the window over the cab that had a crack in it replaced. My wife recovered the cushion in back, I put a TV up over the door of the camper. We had lithium batteries installed and a basic engine service, new plugs, oil change and checkup. Of course the propane had to be switched over for American standards. Looking to replace the tires but the tire center by me does not have those size tires. Can you recommend where I could order tires? Also a source for oil and air filters, I’m having trouble locating those. My local mechanic had to order the plugs from Australia but can’t find the other items. We’ve travel up and down the west coast camping and visiting family and friends. Driving it over the Golden Gate Bridge and around San Francisco was a trip. People as you know it get a kick out of seeing the Isuzu Elf. How’s your Elf doing these days? It looks like you have done some major work on it. Thanks for the videos! I’ve enjoyed watching them and looking forward to more in the future. Cheers Paul

I don't have a website for the campers. I used a broker in Japan to handle the purchase and importation form Japan. Here's his website www.pacificcoastjdm.com/

@@johnyluxton3183 thnKss I watch them too

I paid $13,000 for the camper and $5,000 to import it to the U.S.

I get between 15 to 20 mpg

This video was made by the agent/exporter to show him around the vehicle before export which is why it's so thorough

Hi Fabio - I do not know if the turbo diesel would fit. Yes mine is a diesel, having trouble finding glow plugs for it. Do you know where I might be able to purchase some?

My camper in the shop getting new engine.

I bought all my parts online from Japan. Very hard to find mechanic to work on Jdm in Seattle Washington

@@Aleixo-mv8jp Do you know of a website I could go to for parts in Japan? I'm having a hard time finding glow plugs for mine. I'm in Astoria OR and having a hard time finding mechanics to work on it also.

@@johnyluxton3183 I bought a brand new 4JG2 original for $6100 delivered to my door…….the same engine in Florida sells for $22.000 insane different in price.

Hi The motorhome weighs 7076 pounds.

@@johnyluxton3183 oo ok tq for the info and one more thing can this type of motorhome (4wd automatic transmission) go offroad like climbing hills,crossing small rivers and so on

@@jacksonshah9448 Mine is not a 4 wheel drive but I would not try it, top heavy and little ground clearance.

I do not know but I love it !

check it out on the internet there are plenty of brokers who can help you out. I paid around 140,000 yen for it. The camper was in great shape.

@@johnyluxton3183 140k???? Wow I dont believe you!! I am def going to be searching more. IF you have any info at all, please post it here. please.

@@candyjamaican I used the folks at www.pacificcoastjdm.com to help me.