Travelling in Stealth Mode

badsix wrote:
I don't think a single axle does anything better than two. is that two spare tires or one big single looks like it came off a Freightliner.
Jay D.

One tire. This is more a Dirt Roader than on a true Off Roader Caravan

BizmarksMom wrote:

Ron3rd wrote:
Maybe it's single axle to handle off road better?

Double axles handle off pavement travel just fine.

Do build that. Have spoken to the owner of the business at a Caravan Show, he started the idea of a new business after importing a US Truck Camper, but was not impressed by the quality, so he had a Motorhome Manufacturer build him a replacement one to his specifications. After that he became inspired to build his own Caravans with his family's backing.

Are they 30 Pack holders on each side of the spare tire? Good idea. :)

Needs another axle.
Really ugly looking.

Cool looking camper. Beats the white box syndrome with flower pattern upholstery and oak look cabinets that is prevalent here.

I don't think a single axle does anything better than two. is that two spare tires or one big single looks like it came off a Freightliner.
Jay D.

One thing for sure. The axle/s aren't Lippert.
https://www.everestcaravans.com.au/manufacture.html

Ron3rd wrote:
Maybe it's single axle to handle off road better?

Double axles handle off pavement travel just fine.

Maybe it's single axle to handle off road better?

Overall looks nice. But..
Looks like a heavy built trailer on a single axle?
Heavy welded steel Jerry can carriers on the back, no Jerry cans?
WTF are the grab handles for on the rear? Are they for manually pulling? ;(
No fake bumper for sewer hose, where's the poop pipe stowage?
Should have a factory generator shelf.

Gives me an idea though. With the vinyl vehicle wraps available, you could custom cover your TT in all kinds of camouflage.