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Has anyone seen (or purchased) a Taxa Mantis??

profdant139
Explorer II
Explorer II
I'm always on the lookout for small off-pavement trailers -- this one looks like a possibility, if one ignores the $49K price tag!

Taxa Mantis Overland

If anyone has first-hand info, I'd be grateful for your thoughts.
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MikeDupont
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Explorer
aftermath wrote:
... Of course, I am old, and all the prices are high the way I look at it....

lol, i resemble that remark.

StirCrazy
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one of the better nich trailers I have seen laitly but still 50000.00 bucks and you get milk crates and a 19 foot rv...

Steve
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Lexx
Explorer
Explorer
I'd opt for a Black Series Camper instead. The Mantis has very small holding tanks. The BS campers have configurable holding tanks of far greater capacity.
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aftermath
Explorer III
Explorer III
I saw one while camping in the Columbia Gorge this last summer. Since we spent many years in our tent trailer the wife and I were interested. Taxa makes two sizes of this trailer, I believe the Mantis is the larger one. It looked pretty neat and was plenty large enough. I looked at them online and thought that the prices were pretty high. Of course, I am old, and all the prices are high the way I look at it. A sticking point for me would be that there is no black tank, just a cassette toilet and very little fresh water storage.
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Lwiddis
Explorer II
Explorer II
14 inches of ground clearance! Where couldnโ€™t you go?
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