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Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby Phooey » Fri Jul 19, 2013 2:38 pm

This trailer has some really great ideas and features. I would be the first in line if they were to bring them to the states. I really love our little Hunter tear but you can't argue with some of these cool Aussie ideas.

http://vistarv.com.au/vistaRV/index.php
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby PaulC » Fri Jul 19, 2013 7:41 pm

They do two models. The basic retails for around 56k and the top of the range around 60k. Still want one ? ;)
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby Phooey » Fri Jul 19, 2013 8:15 pm

Ouch! That's more than I paid for my first house. :?
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby citylights » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:32 pm

Try this one. I lie the looks of it better. Moby1 expedition.

http://www.gizmag.com/moby1-expedition-trailers/21827/
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby PaulC » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:52 pm

ITEM
DESCRIPTION
PRICE
XTR series, our premium trailer, with independent trailing A arm coil sprung suspension, 3500lb axle spindles, adjustable shocks, expedition series cabinetry, 2 locking cabin doors with deadbolts, exo skeletal frame and fender support/protection, and a receiver tongue. It also has a lock in/out fridge/cooler sliding tray in galley. 10” electric brakes with single lever-dual action park brake. Equipped with LED tail lights, width and side markers. Standard width is a 54” for 2013 and 32” all terrain tires. Weight – 1600 lbs Does not include options – see options below.


2013 XTR off-road Teardrop
$16,500.00
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby citylights » Fri Jul 19, 2013 10:57 pm

PaulC wrote:ITEM
2013 XTR off-road Teardrop
$16,500.00


Better than $60k!
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby PaulC » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:00 pm

citylights wrote:
PaulC wrote:ITEM
2013 XTR off-road Teardrop
$16,500.00


Better than $60k!


Still a lot of money for a teardrop!!
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PS I only put the price up so there was a comparison. Having an off day are we?
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby Phooey » Fri Jul 19, 2013 11:26 pm

Both have some really clever and useful ideas. Until I hit the lottery we'll be sticking with our Hunter. :D
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby citylights » Sat Jul 20, 2013 10:05 am

PaulC wrote:PS I only put the price up so there was a comparison. Having an off day are we?


Naw, just having fun like you. For $15k I figure I could build 5 of my $3000 teardrops, drag 4 of them through the wilds offroad until they were destroyed and still have one brand new!

Honestly, I think my $3000 teardrop would hold up offroad anyway.
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Re: Amazing Australian Trailer

Postby PaulC » Sat Jul 20, 2013 5:53 pm

citylights wrote:
PaulC wrote:PS I only put the price up so there was a comparison. Having an off day are we?


Naw, just having fun like you. For $15k I figure I could build 5 of my $3000 teardrops, drag 4 of them through the wilds offroad until they were destroyed and still have one brand new!

Honestly, I think my $3000 teardrop would hold up offroad anyway.


That's exactly how I was thinking. My TD's are specifically built to take us into the wilds and I don't spend anywhere near those amounts.
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