Rear Slide Travel Trailer?
I was at the Sydney Caravan and Camping Show and I wondered if any manufacturer has done a rear slide Travel Trailer? They do have a normal slideout model(They are a new manufacturer)
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bob213 wrote:
Robert, since you won't answer the question on price of the Caravan you posted will you tell us who the mfg. is and maybe we can find out for ourselves.
That one is called Universal Caravans.No prices it appears on that website. They are a brand spanking new manufacturer. See if I can see a website with an eqivalent manufacturer and prices.
Universal CaravansJN_B wrote:
Man, that is a nice RV...I would get one in a second if that was sold here.
All the cheap interior design stuff here is BS.
Would agree on that. Very poor, that is why some better US Travel Trailers , sold here have had their interiors extensively modified to make them at least palatable. Build quality and suspensions still average to poor.- Robert, since you won't answer the question on price of the Caravan you posted will you tell us who the mfg. is and maybe we can find out for ourselves.
2012Coleman wrote:
A lot more than people in the US would want to pay for it.
Really doesn't answer the question - and I'm curious about it. Come on I can take it!
Minimum of about twice what you pay in the US. There are about 150 Caravan builders here. Very from $35,000 to roughly $85,000.Most expensive I saw was a custom build Off Road Caravan $160,000.
Still per Capita ,RV sales are heading towards 500,000 units if we were the US.- Forest river Surveyors had a king bed slide out the back side..
- Man, that is a nice RV...I would get one in a second if that was sold here.
All the cheap interior design stuff here is BS. - We are talking about full rear slides. floor to ceiling.
Goldstalker wrote:
Check out the Keystone Outback Terrian.
+1 on Keystone Outback. I have an Outback 25RSS that has a rear slide out as well as a side slide (pictured below in my signature). You can check out more Outbacks at www.outbackers.com . IIRC, Coleman and several other manufacturers made rear slides in the early to mid 00's, maybe late 90s as well.A lot more than people in the US would want to pay for it.
Really doesn't answer the question - and I'm curious about it. Come on I can take it!- Roo had a line of rear slides. I think dutchmen or aerolite did too.
