Track Trailer Tvan world's beefiest camper trailer
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If you're one of those take-no-prisoners off-road types, then we've found the perfect camper trailer for you. It's called the Tvan, and it's made by Track Trailer. The company, Australian-based and located outside Melbourne, has been in business since 1982. Their Tvan model is specially engineered to eliminate the problems found with conventional flip-over type campers (which stow the tent on the bed). With the Tvan, the tent is stowed in the rear hatch allowing your bed to be kept clean and dry. Even better, a hard roof over your head ensures a better night sleep.
As Track is experienced building military trailers, much of their heavy-duty technology finds its way into the Tvan. Features such as an asymmetric link suspension with Koni shock absorbers, 10 inches of wheel travel, and a 30-degree departure angle allow the trailer to follow the tow vehicle over nearly every terrain. With a hot dip galvanized steel frame, it is also built to take abuse and last. Of course, the kitchen appointments are stainless steel with abundant power outlets, lights, and ventilation to take the edge off of roughing it. It even comes with a 70-liter "food grade" water tank as standard equipment. Now, we found you the camper, you just have to figure out how to get it here... unfortunately, the Australian company isn't shipping to the States.
Gallery: Track Trailer Tvan
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
John 7:56PM (10/01/2008)
Most trucks or SUV's would be destroyed before this thing ever was.
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CarbonBlack 8:01PM (10/01/2008)
Give them enough money, and they'll ship to the U.S! :-)
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G-Meister 8:31PM (10/01/2008)
Those things are really slick! Would Americans buy something like this? Would Canadians? I wonder what the price point is- the site doesn't list prices.
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Zeus.:God 10:35PM (10/01/2008)
Well... I don't know how many people would buy something like this, but I know plenty of Jeep enthusiasts build their own. I'm sure many of them wouldn't mind skipping the fabrication process though...
Anyway- this is a sweet trailer. Pretty damn nice.
Ian from Oz 10:37PM (10/01/2008)
These things are not cheap in Oz. You guys could buy a monster 5th Wheeler for what this cost.
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Mowog 10:40PM (10/01/2008)
You find Australian pricing and reviews at www.rvpoint.com.au you will be surprised at the price.
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