Now that is Pretty?

At Niagara Falls KOA (Canada side) we saw a Yellow Mini Winnie, towed by a yellow TV, with color coordinated everything. I even realized their KOA hanger on their mirror coordinated with everything! Very nice, but a bit bright for me, but I liked looking at their setup! Kind of like I enjoy other's Christmas lights, but don't want to put up my own. (maybe I'm lazy also)

Caravan above similar to Class C, below. Done by same Company

Colliehauler wrote:
Looks like a US TH type TT.

Where I got the photo from, they said the Colour scheme and finish was not that good. Agree about that. Many of the smaller custom builders will do a Triple Axle Caravan, but on the whole lot better than this effort.35-36ft generally but a Circus or Company may want a 50ft Caravan with 4slides, usually pulled by a Japanese Light Medium Truck

RobertRyan wrote:
Now not that Pretty. A 36ft Caravan built for Tradesman, who works on construction sites. Interior is very drab, finish looks ordinary and rough and no way are you going to pull it with that SUV, although it presumably tows very well.

Looks like a US TH type TT.

I'm just getting used to the beige color of my TT after having all previous RVs in white.

Now not that Pretty. A 36ft Caravan built for Tradesman, who works on construction sites. Interior is very drab, finish looks ordinary and rough and no way are you going to pull it with that SUV, although it presumably tows very well.

RobertRyan wrote:
CruiseRV sell their Viewfinder and other models in Australia, 400 sold over the last 3yrs ......snip

Robert,
Thanks for posting the comparisons of the interiors. I have a 2012 Cruiser RV ( Funfinder ) product here in the USA, and at that time, at least for my model, I had the choice of a bright, off white interior. It was one of the reasons I chose this model, because this is a small trailer ( 19' ) and I found that visually, the light colored interior seemed to make the space feel "bigger" and more open.

In the really big trailers, like fifth wheels with multiple slideouts, the darker wood tones can be feel very nicely residential because they have so much more physical room.

Not for me.

CruiseRV sell their Viewfinder and other models in Australia, 400 sold over the last 3yrs .Build quality is OK, not poor like other U.S. Units. Still they locally finish out the interiors, so colour schemes differ from the U.S. People like the Slideouts and their width, other local builders have similar slideout arrangements, but the uptake of Slideouts varies with a few builders and their clientele not liking them
US Interior

Australian finished Interior

Atlee wrote:
That looks like a lot of trailer hung behind a relatively small TV.

RobertRyan wrote:

colliehauler wrote:
Not my cup of tea. The Van Cruiser looks well made though.

Actually a family owned company, who do produce some well made Caravans

No par for the course, the modern diesel powered rigs have no problems towing them Yes we do 60-70mph towing them