fits behind the car out of the wind nicely.. the rooftop and awning tent is how we travel when the trailer cannot follow
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fits behind the car out of the wind nicely.. the rooftop and awning tent is how we travel when the trailer cannot follow
great value,,, like the kitchen room as well. paid for itself 10 over then some
great looking set up how many sleeping all up
7x4 trailer 3d,so me and the wife on the bed and the 2 kids had bunks till they grew out of them..clunk has inherited them now. for his kids..
Spent the evening trying to find a 8x6 or 10x6 tandem aluminum trailer .. not a lot of luck unless I want a galv frame with AL top setup.
I like the suggestion of WA489, earlier I was thinking that the '30 second' tent would be for the dogs but, sure why not through it up for an overnight-er, use the CT for the kitchen and set it up only if we stay somewhere for more than 2 days .. Mates CT is under $10K, SS kitchen, tent is very heavy material and in new condition.
But then again, maybe a single axle trailer to toss all the crap in and give it one season or so..
I like the idea of not pulling a land yacht around and keeping it simple.. as my son pointed out you go camping to get away from the house, not take the house with you. Lived in hotels for so many night I really only need internet or my kindle. Wife used to only need books but has went to the dark side with her iPod.
A bit big and heavy is what I'd sayQuote:
Originally Posted by JohnAlden