Kamparoo (tent trailer) for sale
Posted: Sat Jul 02, 2005 12:07 amI have the Cub model. It is a 2003 and it does not have the slide out kitchen like the Weekender has. I have no photos but heres a link to a page about the Cub.
http://www.outbackkamping.com/features_cub.htm
It has room to stand up in. It also has the deluxe awning.
This is what the web site has listed as the size
Closed body lenth: 1.9m (6'5'')
Open length: 3.75m (12'8'')
Width: 1.22m (4')
Weight: 175kg
Bed size: 2m x 1.22m (6'3'' x 4'3")
http://www.cubcampers.com.au/
It is a very well made, easy to tow trailer. I say well made because it is made of metal not wood or fiberglass like some knockoff's of this kind of camper. So no rot like what happend to my old pop up made in USA. Very high quality canvas & awning (real canvas-not synthethic). Built like a brickhouse. The canvas stays toasty warm in cold weather with Cat heaters. The box and running gear go over dirt and backroads like butter.
I tow with a 4cyl. Geo Tracker and do not know it is there. I had to add a flag to it so I would remember it is there.
It does indeed set up and tear down easily. You do need to take a few minutes too make sure that evrything is stacked JUST right before closing or the canvas gets moshed and it's hard to latch. A little practice and planning you will have it.
I am in South Georgia. I am asking $2000 for the camper
Jim Dees
[email protected]
http://www.outbackkamping.com/features_cub.htm
It has room to stand up in. It also has the deluxe awning.
This is what the web site has listed as the size
Closed body lenth: 1.9m (6'5'')
Open length: 3.75m (12'8'')
Width: 1.22m (4')
Weight: 175kg
Bed size: 2m x 1.22m (6'3'' x 4'3")
http://www.cubcampers.com.au/
It is a very well made, easy to tow trailer. I say well made because it is made of metal not wood or fiberglass like some knockoff's of this kind of camper. So no rot like what happend to my old pop up made in USA. Very high quality canvas & awning (real canvas-not synthethic). Built like a brickhouse. The canvas stays toasty warm in cold weather with Cat heaters. The box and running gear go over dirt and backroads like butter.
I tow with a 4cyl. Geo Tracker and do not know it is there. I had to add a flag to it so I would remember it is there.
It does indeed set up and tear down easily. You do need to take a few minutes too make sure that evrything is stacked JUST right before closing or the canvas gets moshed and it's hard to latch. A little practice and planning you will have it.
I am in South Georgia. I am asking $2000 for the camper
Jim Dees
[email protected]