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  • Yeah...the Bigfoot's molded fiberglass, too.

    As is the Casita, and the Scamp, and the Trillium, Escape, Eggcamper, Parkliner, Snoozy, Outback (Canadian version)...

    Lots of current competition!

    Then there was recently a very short-lived so-called "high end" one for a while, too- the "Oliver". It went belly up after producing fifty units, I think.
  • I don't know if it'll actually be produced or not...There's nothing on the immediate horizon that I've heard of.

    A startup like that would cost quite a bit of money. It may be that part of the reason for the webpage is to attract investors.

    We'll see!
  • So you don't think it will be made? It's just a CAD design, no master mold or trailer business will be started? Thanks in advance.
  • It's vaporware...

    There's been quite a bit of discussion about it at fiberglass RV, much of it surrounding the ethics of using the Boler name, evidently for the purpose of capitalizing on its fame. (The original Boler was invented by Canadian Ray Boler, supposedly inspired by fiberglass septic tanks, and was the very first molded trailer in North America. Surviving units from those days are much sought after by afficionados of the type.)

    There is, as you'll note in the very fine print at the bottom of the first page, no connection between the original Boler and the presently contemplated new trailer....nor, evidently, was any permission sought or granted from the surviving family members for this new use of the Boler name.