AHA Transformer Gallery

This is the Transformer after the novelty has worn off. Land Cruisers and Rangers, a Mazda picking its way through rough stuff. Some cosy campsites, and a long dusty way into Namibia. These are not press photographs. They are photos of Transformers that have been lived in, and the pictures were sent back to us by the people who own them.

On A Land Cruiser

An AHA Transformer on a Land Cruiser single cab in the Namib, additional storage box fitted.

AHA Transformer on a Land Cruiser single cab. Set up for camp next to a waterfall in Lesotho.

AHA Transformer mounted on a Toyota Land Cruiser double cab, with the kitchen open and the roof lifted. A calm bushveld setting in the background with trees glimmering at dusk.

AHA Transformer on a Land Cruiser

AHA Transformer on a Land Cruiser outside the AHA factory.

On Other Bakkies

AHA Transformer mounted on a Mazda driving off-road, picking its way through a rough trail

An AHA Transformer opened on a white Ford Ranger at a bushveld camp, awning out.

Two bakkies with AHA Transformers parked under a huge Baobab tree.

AHA Transformer set up at a campsite

Dawie Maas getting out of his AHA Transformer mounted on a Ford Ranger Double Cab, after a night of camping.

An AHA Transformer open on a white Ford Ranger double cab, kitchen out and ladder down.

AHA Transformer on a bakkie, driving through Namibia

AHA Transformer set up at a beach camp during sunset.

AHA Transformer on a Ford Ranger, parked on a mountain looking down at the valley below.

On The A/T Trailer

AHA Transformer mounted on an A/T Trailer, set up at camp.

An AHA Transformer on its A/T Trailer with a solar panel on the raised lid.

AHA Transformer mounted on an AHA A/T Trailer, set up at camp with the lid raised and the solar panel catching sunlight.

AHA Transformer mounted on the AHA A/T Trailer in a campsite

AHA Transformer on an AHA A/T Trailer set up at a campsite on lush green grass

Photos only show so much. Come and see one open in person, or look around the inside first.