Is it possible

G'day Tony

No sweatsky!

In May 2006, we travelled up the Oodnadatta Track with another BT couple, as far as William Creek, then diverted across to Coober Pedy, then back across to Oodnadatta via the Painted Desert. Memorable!
From Oodnadatta, we travelled to Dalhousie via Pedirka siding and into the National Park, where the road became decidedly worse! We have a rear kitchen, and half of our cutlery disappeared, and we found it a couple of weeks later wedged under the Webasto ducting in the bottom of our bathroom cupboard! (we now cover our drawer contents with a towel when on these 'un-roads'.
At Dalhousie Springs,we met up with four other Bushtrackers. From Dalhousie Springs we headed up through Mount Dare, and then went east on the Old Andado track through the dunes of the western fringe of the Simpson Desert then into Alice Springs via Santa Teresa community.
Just drop your tyre pressures, and drive slowly for the conditions. As long as the weather has been fine, you shouldn't have any problems.

Happy Travels
BobH

PS my photo at the bottom of this message is of the SA/NT border gate, just north of Mt Dare. About 6 inches clearance each side, immediately following a 90 degree right turn!
BobH

Yes, we travelled the route from Kulgera to Finke, then towards Mt Dare and Dalhousie, back to Oodnadatta Track via Eringa Ruins. No problems whatever (we have an 18 foot internal Kedron ATV).
Chris

Thanks to you all looks like i will go that way ill keep you informed how i go after the Oodnondatta races on the 17th Cheers Tony

We did the entire trip 2 years ago. Tyres on F250 were 30psi and van about 25psi and we had no problems. The other BT we were travelling with did not let their tyres down and got bogged 3 times but we were able to snatch them out without any problems, even with our van still hitched up.

From Finke north the track can be very sandy in places so just deflate the tyres and keep it in 4WD and you should have no problems.

When you get to Chambers Pillar turnoff go in there and over the large hill well down the track. (Use low range on hill) When you get to the gate just before the First of the big sand dunes there is room to camp just inside and to the left. If you have a light van then you may be able to get all the way, as we saw a van do it, but our setup was a bit heavy to get all the way.

Rainbow Valley is also sandy at the last bit but with deflated tyres you won't have any problem there either.

Brian