These appear to be very tough trailers (caravans) but I'm very disappointed that they still use wood for the entire build under the aluminum studs, seems counterproductive. Wood still rots, so it doesn't matter if you have aluminum studs, your trailer can still rot out on you.
As Bushtrackers are very, very well sealed so they are not prone to condensation like other vans. Look at the sides of other vans and you will see little vents all over it. Only fridge vents on a BT. You can take a BT pretty much anywhere with the right tow vehicle. And, yes, our BT is as tough as nails.
Yes they are proned to condensation every van is .iv seen bushtrackers soaking wet. take them up north and see wat happens. I'd never buy a van that lived up in the tropics
They still use staples .I've seen the floors rot. there like any other caravan .just 4 times as dear.rediculace price .and there arrogant to deal with.iv copped it 1st hand.wont deal with them
Hahahahahahahahahaha just saw our van!!!!! No front window!!!!!! Hahahahahahahahahaha
These appear to be very tough trailers (caravans) but I'm very disappointed that they still use wood for the entire build under the aluminum studs, seems counterproductive. Wood still rots, so it doesn't matter if you have aluminum studs, your trailer can still rot out on you.
As Bushtrackers are very, very well sealed so they are not prone to condensation like other vans. Look at the sides of other vans and you will see little vents all over it. Only fridge vents on a BT. You can take a BT pretty much anywhere with the right tow vehicle. And, yes, our BT is as tough as nails.
Yes they are proned to condensation every van is .iv seen bushtrackers soaking wet. take them up north and see wat happens. I'd never buy a van that lived up in the tropics
They still use staples .I've seen the floors rot. there like any other caravan .just 4 times as dear.rediculace price .and there arrogant to deal with.iv copped it 1st hand.wont deal with them