I saw this tody on facebook

[jwhite]

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=777486138929559

[Rainier70]

That has some pretty cool ideas. It is packed pretty tight. I wonder how much that weighs?

[Rainier70]

Found it. 1150kg or 2535 lbs.. Hefty for a hefty price..$50,000 to $67,000 Australian dollars. Wow! Pretty impressive setup though.




http://uev.com.au/440-2

[James06]

[quote="Rainier70"]Found it. 1150kg or 2535 lbs.. Hefty for a hefty price..$50,000 to $67,000 Australian dollars. Wow! -/quote]


I guess that's one reason we build our own!

[hankaye]

Howdy All;

Found it. 1150kg or 2535 lbs.. Hefty for a hefty price..$50,000 to $67,000 Australian dollars. Wow! -/quote]


I guess that's one reason we build our own!

With the Aussie $ being 0.9335 that equates to roughly $46,775.00 to $62,678.50 ...
Still a bit pricy for me...

hank

[citylights]

Not thrilled that it is a pop out tent. Great storage and kitchen ideas though. All that storage doesn't work well without the pop outs. Sweet rear entry and steps. Great offroad shape.

The price is hefty, but it is packed with gadgets, electronics, heater, cooler, fridge, etc. If you dropped the frills, maybe drop the price by half to $25k to buy it. The materials to make it, even without the frills, would be $15k.

For all it's complexity, I still wish I had seen it before I built mine. I might have done a similar shape, rear entry, and huge drawer slide kitchen, but no pop out tents.

[mezmo]

Google "Australian Off Road Caravans/Campers" or "South African Off Road Caravans/Campers"
and you can find some very interesting units. They have their acts together on these. I use the
"Google Image" for the initial search and then go off of the image I find interesting to the web sites.