And Another one

split system air con with rear dunny

looks like an OKA door on rear but dodgy doors in the middle.
African Safari bus maybe!

This look like a real Al fresco unit,does anyone know where it is?
Cheers,Joe

The wheelbase has been stretched too looking at the space behind the fuel tank.

It is in Johannesburg South Africa and is a Safari vehicle. There was two of them for sale..... Thats the only info I have.


They have been advertised twice in the last few years and was listed as having low kms.

there was a rumour!!!

in the 90's I was in Africa driving safari trucks.
Bedford, Merc & M A N were all the go
he boss quizzed me about OKA's
they went from Bedford's to Mercedes.


If you have ever driven a Bedford safari truck!! you will never complain about the power of a Perkins111

Hello,

would be interesting were and if there are other OKAs in Africa. I do only know of two OKAs based in South Africa. My friends OKA and mine.

Unfortunately the picture is quite small so I cannot see the number plate clearly. However, it doesn't look like a South African plate to me.

If anybody has more information about this and other African based OKAs I would be very interested.





When I stopped at the Nona Lodge near Livingstone, Zambia in 2013 some people were sitting together asking me if this was an OKA I came with. I wondered because even the Australians I met in Africa didn't know the OKA. They said that a guy from New Zealand had an OKA and he would use it building the Kingfisher Lodge on the banks of the zambian side of the Zambezi river.
I tried to find out more and to get a picture for this forum but had no success.