Would you buy one?

Cute and neat looking. I do not think it could work for us as we do like a regular bed to sleep on. I would probably be great for one person tho.

rbpru wrote:
Nope too small and too expensive. I think I would opt for a PUP first.

It is Scamp sized, so would appeal to people who own small Fibreglass Trailer/Caravans

Nope too small and too expensive. I think I would opt for a PUP first.

The rear end of that trailer is a body shop owner's wet dream.

Ummm....
No.

Does it come with a Barbie Doll ?
It looks like something Barbie would camp in.

Beautiful trailer. I like it. (Too small for a family of 5 though.) I don't like the super-shiny tires on it though. Makes me think they coated them with something that will result in faster degradation of the rubber.

bob213 wrote:
Why does the European and Australian workmanship always look so much better? I realize they get a higher price, but they sure look good!

You (and a later poster who said it cost too much) just answered your own question. They're willing to pay more, and get better quality and workmanship as a result.

Nope........

Couldn't stand upright in it
Couldn't lay down w/o being curled up in fetal position
Couldn't turn around in shower or put my arms up
Couldn't sit down on throne w/o knees in my face
Couldn't get the TP and use it

And for all the couldn'ts I'd have to pay $34k
Got rid of small 5vr for those reasons and it was originally FREE

bob213 wrote:
Why does the European and Australian workmanship always look so much better? I realize they get a higher price, but they sure look good!

Fairly dated concept as "Eggs" we're the rage in the 1950's till early 1960's in England and Australia.
Workmanship? You pay people decent wages and they will build you a very decent product. Not this using unskilled Labour from a depressed area.