I have a BCT Fort XL trailer, paid 15700 fully loaded, 4 years ago. I camp anywhere between 20 to 35 days (35 days being the most I have). In watching this video, I appreciate very much how much of a bargain my trailer was. At the time I thought I was over spending, but it was just before the "Overlanding" hit the USA.
The gentleman giving you the tour for the Overkill off road camper/trailers definitely knew his products inside and out. Well versed. $42,000 is a bit steep for me, however, I’m sure I’m not their target market either. Cool to check out though, so thank you.
Great trailers. We purchased a nuCamp 400 Boon Dock Lite and are just completing a 3 month overland from FL to Deadhorse AK and return. Spending that much time in our trailer, in varying seasons and temperatures a couple of things jump out. Separate sleeping/eating areas are critical for those bad weather days. Large tires, sealed under carriage, and clearance are essential for off-road trips. Heating and A/C - the 400 has an ALDE heating system that runs off AC or propane. Same for the fridge; propane, solar, electric (the A/C can only run off electricity). We can carry 15 gals of fresh water internal and store about the same in black and gray. Two burner stove (propane) and when we have electricity we can run the microwave. Weighs in loaded around 3600, so you would need a full size SUV (our TV is a Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk). Final thing - the 400 has an indoor and outdoor shower and toilet. I'm not knocking any of these and I guess if we were younger we might opt for a roof tent, but at some point you're going to have to go to the bathroom and climbing down a ladder at night isn't fun. The smaller trailers that you basically sleep in would be good for one or two days, but by the end of the week, I think putting your clothes on while laying on your back will get old. As for price - some of those are expensive but the 400 isn't cheap either, cost you around $30k. Guess it comes down to your wallet, camping goals and what you want from the trailer. My wife wanted a/c and a bathroom and I wanted the option to take it off pavement and we had a budget.
Literally nothing to compare between American off-road camper trailers (even European ones) with the Aussies. They are miles ahead and know how to do a proper tough off-road camper trailer, even their tray and canopy systems are beyond amazing and weatherproof.
I remember when i use to off road camp we just took the back half of a old truck put independent axles on and built a Camper shell for it, Slept 3 people with room to stand in it and cook. all propane back before solar panels came out affordable and LED lights . I believe the cost then was like $500 total. Now a days i can't even think about doing off road anymore due to a Back injury the ability to walk to me is a tad bit more important then off roading. But even not going off road I like these a better choice then using a Teardrop trailer to camp in.
one of the best indipendant reviews and best filmed , others fly around wanting to cover things but are so amateurish your questions are also what the audience want to hear , so thanks KP Scotland
Great walk around, I love seeing all the trailers and it was good to see my old Orange CVT trailer, I put a year plus of the testing on it, definitely a solid built trailer. I had many great adventures with it. Jason
Nice feature piece Andre! My wife and I own a used 2017 T@G trailer with clamshell kitchen, 6” memory foam mattress, under bed storage, AC, TV, DVD, deep cell battery, awning and solar shower ($10K total investment). All we need to do for it to be off-road worth is upgrade axles, tires/wheels and hitch. For under $15K we could have everything shown and more!!!
Thanks for a nice summary of a fairly wide selection of trailer options, along with their corresponding price. No doubt, many people will balk at their price. Yet, any presentation of such trailers without mentioning their cost yields a video which has willfully omitted key information.
I was thinking about getting one. Thanks TFL for enlightening me. Think i'll stick to my 6x10 "offroad" trailer. Pop a tent on it, off the ground and im good 😁😁
CVT is a steal of a trailer tiny but incredible value. The tent on top is like the toy & Island home on wheels, perfect idea hard to beat or really improve upon winner.
Honestly. It's a tent on an extremely small cargo trailer? Goodness me. I can't speak on the other trailers as I've never prices out an off road trailer before, but that first one has to be the biggest rip off in this video.
They're all over priced, don't get me wrong, but I have to commend the Overkill crew. There's a lot of well thought out engineering in the campers they showcased.
@@justinfowler2857 Your standard light and cheap tear drop camper trailer can be towed by any I4 family sedan on roads, these are meant to be towed by mostly mid-sized trucks and a few "off-road" cars (Subies) and in the trucks case be taking through some somewhat gnarly trail obstacles.
The prices reflect an inflationary trend. Ergo, it's not overpriced, but a barometer of the dollars shrinking value. These will be double in a few years or less.
There is no such thing as "over-priced," only out of your price range. A company that "overprices" soon finds itself out of business. They are selling them at these prices because they can. Wait... you didn't build one in your spare time?
Awesome video guys!!! Once again showing us badass camping/offroad gear. If I was gonna get a offroad camper, I would get the bruder xp6. Sleeps up to 6 adults, the suspension is outta this world. Gotta check them out!!! 👍👊
One exceptionally well designed trailer that really should have been included in this list is the Patriot X1. Its price would also be in the higher range; but anything designed for off road in the Australian Outback needs to be top notch.
I like the little cvt trailer but then I don't need all the other stuff. I try to keep it lightweight and the cost low. I suppose if I was overlanding full time I'd want more but for a weekender like me minimal is my preferred way. Those larger more expensive trailers are nice but the prices not so much. There is literally something for everyone though which is a good thing.
No off road trailer review would be complete without showing the Patriot Campers! They put all of the ones shown here to shame. I ended up building my own camper trailer because they’re all so damn expensive.
after driving a teardrop on rough roads for a while I can see that so many of these features, and sliding parts are going to rattle apart quick. These things bounce like crazy on dirt roads.
thats why they are so expensive, warranty work/parts have to be factored into the price... take a teardrop down a logging road and the manufacturer can say "im sorry but it was not warrantied for that" not so with these.
For the price of these I'll just sleep in my AWD Honda Element EX. Fold up the seats (or fold them flat) and use an air mattress. And bring an ice chest and camp stove to cook with.
The guy from CVT tapped danced away from your question if the tent came with the trailer, I will take it that it does not, $8000 for a trailer that does not hold that much equipment and does not have slides to get your equipment in or out of it is a bit much. I had one of those Max Coupler hitches and it was a real pain trying to line it up to connect it to your vehicle, out in the sticks on rough ground it it a nightmare by yourself.
i know this was a while ago but that overkill was a really nice trailer. i am building a DIY based on a m1102 trailer full pop up(sorta) its hard sided. fully loaded so far no solar yet it is around 1200 lbs sleeps 6 and has a shower and a restroom inside. so far i am in around 3300 with the purchase of the base trailer.
Wish I was 20 years younger. I could get one of those for the backyard and use it as my outdoor man cave. If wife gives me too much guff I could hook it up and take off and tell her I will see her later. Hee, hee
people say these are really expensive but one of those zarges boxes is $450 dollars, I'm sure they cost overkill well over 10 grand to build just in parts
Gotta say this stuff from OverKill is really expensive. But, all the pieces he's opening/closing/displaying makes a really quality clicking and shutting sound. Sound goes a long way and it sound like everything is quality. Fantastic is a nice fan company too
Would love to see you guys review a Black Series HQ19/17/or 15, they are truly the Rolls Royce of Overlanding trailers and brand new to the North American market after years of success in Australia. Not many on the market yet though! Would look awesome with the Ram Rebel ;)
I know this is an old comment I'm replying to, but they haven't done that great here. They are made in China and brought to California for final fit and finish. They've had loads of delamination issues and electrical issues as well. They are also stupidly top heavy and haven't made a big splash in the offroad world.
There is no better over lander than the Australian built Patriot Campers X1 and X2. No one else comes close. The trailers in this vid look good but just won't last long. Check out Patriot boys!
Sherpa figured it out storage & rear shelf u can get at from inside or backside. The more air & the more flexable the better. So long as it has the basic stuff the internet type demand no matter how small: Tech; Solar, extra storage, go anywhere rig that truck can; heat/propane hot water & kitchen & fridge able/power. Ability to use other product w/App/ upgradable.
For just the basic cvt trailer at $7200 you can buy a 6x10 cargo trailer and build a full kitchen, generator, walk out ramp/deck with awning, and sleep 4 people.
I have a 26ft camper with 2 bunks, a room with queen bed, full bath, kitchen, fireplace with the entertainment center, outdoor shower, holds 45 gallons of fresh water, surround sound system indoor and outdoor, slide outs. 2019 model for 25, 000. So how would you pay for this with a bed in a box? I don't get it I guess.
user_mac01 Yikes! I'll give credit to Aussie ingenuity. I am particularly impressed by the suspension. But, the idea of trailering 2 refrigerators, a large slide out kitchen' along with the pile of other amenities and cabinets in these trailers just seems contradictory to the very notion of going into the 'outback'. I just load a general purpose utility trailer and don't try pulling it as far as Bruder's video suggests. That saves me ~$35k+
@@gregparrott oldies just want to get their eyes rested with the creature comforts. We call 'em 'Grey Nomads'. Truckers don't like getting stuck behind 'em in the middle of buttplug nowhere. Becuz they're hard to drive around and pass, and they drive slow.
user_mac01 No surprise there. But the scarier prospect is those who drive these things way too fast for either the vehicle's and/or the driver's capability. I had a REALLY close call with a pickup pulling a LARGE fifth wheel. He insisted on passing a semi despite a blind corner a short distance ahead. I happened to be the one coming around that blind corner.
get a Truck cap that has an extended roof with a loft bed and have the bed foldable have the foldings of the bed turn into a seat down below. Then build the cabinets on the inside with either Plywood or Honeycomb (Honeycomb is lighter than Plywood but more exp) I want to do something like that. It sounds like a neat af idea. That way you could stand up in the truck cap inst of having to bend all the time lol
There is a town called Fitzpatrick Ga that has several cargo trailer factories. I would buy a little cargo trailer for about 1500 with alot of the stuff you have in these trailers and spend a few thousand and customize it with the camper stuff and save 20+-k and have fun doing it
Thanks for letting us take a look around at all of them. Great vid.
I have a BCT Fort XL trailer, paid 15700 fully loaded, 4 years ago. I camp anywhere between 20 to 35 days (35 days being the most I have). In watching this video, I appreciate very much how much of a bargain my trailer was. At the time I thought I was over spending, but it was just before the "Overlanding" hit the USA.
5 seconds later and that lady would've gotten destroyed by that slide out. 15:22
Loved that random moment, lol. Sort of Nope/Denied/She Shall Not Pass all rolled up together.
I saw that lol.
She looked like she had seen a ghost. Lol.
Yeah i seen that too the look on her face was Like "S**t guess i'm not going that way"
She was 5 seconds away from getting a free trailer.
The gentleman giving you the tour for the Overkill off road camper/trailers definitely knew his products inside and out. Well versed.
$42,000 is a bit steep for me, however, I’m sure I’m not their target market either. Cool to check out though, so thank you.
Great trailers. We purchased a nuCamp 400 Boon Dock Lite and are just completing a 3 month overland from FL to Deadhorse AK and return. Spending that much time in our trailer, in varying seasons and temperatures a couple of things jump out. Separate sleeping/eating areas are critical for those bad weather days. Large tires, sealed under carriage, and clearance are essential for off-road trips. Heating and A/C - the 400 has an ALDE heating system that runs off AC or propane. Same for the fridge; propane, solar, electric (the A/C can only run off electricity). We can carry 15 gals of fresh water internal and store about the same in black and gray. Two burner stove (propane) and when we have electricity we can run the microwave. Weighs in loaded around 3600, so you would need a full size SUV (our TV is a Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk). Final thing - the 400 has an indoor and outdoor shower and toilet. I'm not knocking any of these and I guess if we were younger we might opt for a roof tent, but at some point you're going to have to go to the bathroom and climbing down a ladder at night isn't fun. The smaller trailers that you basically sleep in would be good for one or two days, but by the end of the week, I think putting your clothes on while laying on your back will get old. As for price - some of those are expensive but the 400 isn't cheap either, cost you around $30k. Guess it comes down to your wallet, camping goals and what you want from the trailer. My wife wanted a/c and a bathroom and I wanted the option to take it off pavement and we had a budget.
So behind Australian tech! Just check the suspension and hitch on a Patriot Camper model or the Opus Air camper trailer with inflatable tent and annex
Was thinking the same thing
Literally nothing to compare between American off-road camper trailers (even European ones) with the Aussies. They are miles ahead and know how to do a proper tough off-road camper trailer, even their tray and canopy systems are beyond amazing and weatherproof.
Love the early morning uploads. I am currently up with my 3 week old child.
The look on that ladies face when she was cutting through and the slide out shoves out in front of her is great, not that way lady!😂
She could have just realized she was on camera too. 🙃
I remember when i use to off road camp we just took the back half of a old truck put independent axles on and built a Camper shell for it, Slept 3 people with room to stand in it and cook. all propane back before solar panels came out affordable and LED lights . I believe the cost then was like $500 total. Now a days i can't even think about doing off road anymore due to a Back injury the ability to walk to me is a tad bit more important then off roading. But even not going off road I like these a better choice then using a Teardrop trailer to camp in.
That was Painful ! Nice trailer but the Rambling was Crazy !!!! I don’t ever want to here “Super Cool” ever again !
one of the best indipendant reviews and best filmed , others fly around wanting to cover things but are so amateurish
your questions are also what the audience want to hear , so thanks KP Scotland
Great walk around, I love seeing all the trailers and it was good to see my old Orange CVT trailer, I put a year plus of the testing on it, definitely a solid built trailer. I had many great adventures with it.
Jason
You should come to South Africa for our Beeld outdoor show and check all the off-road trailers and campers. Some off the best in the world
Nice feature piece Andre! My wife and I own a used 2017 T@G trailer with clamshell kitchen, 6” memory foam mattress, under bed storage, AC, TV, DVD, deep cell battery, awning and solar shower ($10K total investment). All we need to do for it to be off-road worth is upgrade axles, tires/wheels and hitch. For under $15K we could have everything shown and more!!!
Thanks for a nice summary of a fairly wide selection of trailer options, along with their corresponding price.
No doubt, many people will balk at their price. Yet, any presentation of such trailers without mentioning their cost yields a video which has willfully omitted key information.
I was thinking about getting one. Thanks TFL for enlightening me. Think i'll stick to my 6x10 "offroad" trailer. Pop a tent on it, off the ground and im good 😁😁
That overkill trailer is overkill on the price for what little it has to offer
CVT is a steal of a trailer tiny but incredible value. The tent on top is like the toy & Island home on wheels, perfect idea hard to beat or really improve upon winner.
i bought a m416 trailer and am going to make a lid and stick a RTT on it. sounds like i'll be about $30,000 ahead of some of these lol!
Stewart & Stevenson M1082 LMTV Cargo Trailer govplanet.com
What show? Was Bean Trailer not there? It is made of a 1 piece fiberglass shell for durability, has more interior room and is very off road capable.
That $7200 camper is a RIP off! $7200?!! For that?! Pff. For a tent and a literally box on wheels. Unbelievable.
Honestly. It's a tent on an extremely small cargo trailer? Goodness me. I can't speak on the other trailers as I've never prices out an off road trailer before, but that first one has to be the biggest rip off in this video.
For sure.
Might as well get a damn RV those things aren't worth it
@@Dragonvang87 absolutely!
I’ll use my Walmart tent ⛺️ for 60 bucks 😆
Number one reason. Fits in Garage
They're all over priced, don't get me wrong, but I have to commend the Overkill crew. There's a lot of well thought out engineering in the campers they showcased.
Exactly! The whole point of a teardrop camper is light and cheap. They seemed to have missed the point entirely.
@@justinfowler2857 Your standard light and cheap tear drop camper trailer can be towed by any I4 family sedan on roads, these are meant to be towed by mostly mid-sized trucks and a few "off-road" cars (Subies) and in the trucks case be taking through some somewhat gnarly trail obstacles.
@@Zankaroo True. Maybe I just want one for myself. Lol
The prices reflect an inflationary trend. Ergo, it's not overpriced, but a barometer of the dollars shrinking value. These will be double in a few years or less.
There is no such thing as "over-priced," only out of your price range. A company that "overprices" soon finds itself out of business. They are selling them at these prices because they can. Wait... you didn't build one in your spare time?
Awesome video guys!!! Once again showing us badass camping/offroad gear. If I was gonna get a offroad camper, I would get the bruder xp6. Sleeps up to 6 adults, the suspension is outta this world. Gotta check them out!!! 👍👊
One exceptionally well designed trailer that really should have been included in this list is the Patriot X1. Its price would also be in the higher range; but anything designed for off road in the Australian Outback needs to be top notch.
I like the little cvt trailer but then I don't need all the other stuff. I try to keep it lightweight and the cost low. I suppose if I was overlanding full time I'd want more but for a weekender like me minimal is my preferred way. Those larger more expensive trailers are nice but the prices not so much. There is literally something for everyone though which is a good thing.
I'm fascinated with adventure trailers. Patriot at the top end....Turtleback for US made.
No off road trailer review would be complete without showing the Patriot Campers! They put all of the ones shown here to shame. I ended up building my own camper trailer because they’re all so damn expensive.
Hiker trailer is actually where I would start....you cant get one bare bones for $3000 I believe.
My thought also....actually now it from your video.
Just picked ours up last month. It is awesome!
Check your local metal fab shops. They could build these way cheaper
@Prophit7 metal fabrication shops
Right I got my kz toy hauler 180th for $13,250 otd idk why people buy these so much money
after driving a teardrop on rough roads for a while I can see that so many of these features, and sliding parts are going to rattle apart quick. These things bounce like crazy on dirt roads.
thats why they are so expensive, warranty work/parts have to be factored into the price... take a teardrop down a logging road and the manufacturer can say "im sorry but it was not warrantied for that" not so with these.
@@dreded7961 How long is their warranty and is it bumper to bumper?
That last one was unreal definitely cool
The backdoor of the Overkill would be better if you open it upwards, then you'll have a roof if it rains and you have your stove back there
For the price of these I'll just sleep in my AWD Honda Element EX. Fold up the seats (or fold them flat) and use an air mattress. And bring an ice chest and camp stove to cook with.
42,000 they are out of their damn minds. Only someone who has never worked for anything would pay that.
The Bruder EXP 6 trailer is my dream off-road trailer. Sadly I will probably never be able to afford one.
For the price of these box trailer's you can buy a Bruder EXP4!
Did you look at the Bean trailer? One piece fiberglass shell for durability and a serious off road chaops!
The guy from CVT tapped danced away from your question if the tent came with the trailer, I will take it that it does not, $8000 for a trailer that does not hold that much equipment and does not have slides to get your equipment in or out of it is a bit much. I had one of those Max Coupler hitches and it was a real pain trying to line it up to connect it to your vehicle, out in the sticks on rough ground it it a nightmare by yourself.
do you have a tfl trailer or RV channel?
great showcase of a range of vehicles at a range of prices. Also happily surprised by how light the larger trailers were, which is of course crucial.
Can you guys review the Conqueror UEV 490. It looks really interesting.
That 1 is $57,000, I was thinking about getting 1 until I seen the price of it!
As always great job...wow u guys are getting into off road big time wow ... like it !!!
I’d be grateful to have any of these but the TK47 and BoreusXT.. 🔥🙌🏻 hot damn!
I'll stick with my $40 Walmart tent. Thanks.
Robert Hull that’s what I have and I gotta say it’s definitely not four seasons. Our mr heater puts in work.
i know this was a while ago but that overkill was a really nice trailer. i am building a DIY based on a m1102 trailer full pop up(sorta) its hard sided. fully loaded so far no solar yet it is around 1200 lbs sleeps 6 and has a shower and a restroom inside. so far i am in around 3300 with the purchase of the base trailer.
The rust on that Overkill campers latch is really nice. I guess that's what you get for $30,000 bucks.
15:24 she’s like I guess I’m not going this way anymore lol
Супер!!!!!! Трейлер просто произведение искусства, молодцы!!!!!
THE PULLOUT STOVE and sink! 😀👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
That last Overkill camper is intense! Pretty cool, but also pretty pricey.
Wish I was 20 years younger. I could get one of those for the backyard and use it as my outdoor man cave. If wife gives me too much guff I could hook it up and take off and tell her I will see her later. Hee, hee
Have you seen the coffin trailers that they pull behind a goldwing motorcycle...
overkill the best i’ve seen, nice 💯
Overkill is good looking. but is it overrusted too?
What about the airstream basecamp with the x package?
What event is this?
They said toyo tire in oregon
Really cool, really out of my budget but nice to look at just in case I win the lottery. 🙃 🙃 🙃
Same, story of my life 🇬🇧
Dang,That's way more than my 40' used Diesel pusher cost me and I have all the creature comforts of home,!🤣
Just put yourself into debit, no problem 👍.
people say these are really expensive but one of those zarges boxes is $450 dollars, I'm sure they cost overkill well over 10 grand to build just in parts
Any trailers that can be towed by a small motorcycle???
Gotta say this stuff from OverKill is really expensive. But, all the pieces he's opening/closing/displaying makes a really quality clicking and shutting sound. Sound goes a long way and it sound like everything is quality. Fantastic is a nice fan company too
Would love to see you guys review a Black Series HQ19/17/or 15, they are truly the Rolls Royce of Overlanding trailers and brand new to the North American market after years of success in Australia. Not many on the market yet though! Would look awesome with the Ram Rebel ;)
I know this is an old comment I'm replying to, but they haven't done that great here. They are made in China and brought to California for final fit and finish. They've had loads of delamination issues and electrical issues as well. They are also stupidly top heavy and haven't made a big splash in the offroad world.
Another excellent walk around.
There is no better over lander than the Australian built Patriot Campers X1 and X2. No one else comes close. The trailers in this vid look good but just won't last long. Check out Patriot boys!
I already own a large, comfortable travel trailer. I don't own an all terrain vehicle. Why then do I want one if these trailers so badly?
I love tfl camper life videos!
Sherpa figured it out storage & rear shelf u can get at from inside or backside. The more air & the more flexable the better. So long as it has the basic stuff the internet type demand no matter how small: Tech; Solar, extra storage, go anywhere rig that truck can; heat/propane hot water & kitchen & fridge able/power. Ability to use other product w/App/ upgradable.
This little one 7200 That’s a robbery
Do you know which of these are available in Canada?
you defiantly need to check out the patriot campers trailers
Black series are well made as well with more options
Really informative video, well hosted. Thanks!
For just the basic cvt trailer at $7200 you can buy a 6x10 cargo trailer and build a full kitchen, generator, walk out ramp/deck with awning, and sleep 4 people.
And some beer to drink while building it
I can get a large tear drop with heater a/c refrigerator, offroad suspension TV, stereo, kitchen for 12 gs
Are you sure the CVT trailer is actually 'made' in Central Oregon?
I have a 26ft camper with 2 bunks, a room with queen bed, full bath, kitchen, fireplace with the entertainment center, outdoor shower, holds 45 gallons of fresh water, surround sound system indoor and outdoor, slide outs. 2019 model for 25, 000. So how would you pay for this with a bed in a box? I don't get it I guess.
You've got to see the Opus air off-road camper trailer. Is cheaper than the last one and 10 times better.
How do the Bean Trailers rank vs what you reviewed here?
Good video, thanks for sharing!
You can spend anything from 10k to 100k when it comes to serious off road camping trailers & caravans . Its not a bad quick review of a few products.
Great overview. I've become interested in overland camping, but I don't think I can afford it!
This man really said “good budget starter trailer” after saying it was $7,200
When it comes to new trailers that’s a budget option
Yeah for over landing that’s pretty inexpensive
Budget doesn't mean low cost.
some go for $100k most go over 30k it seems
did you look at the Bean trailer?
Great Video and info. The prices are insane, Hotels and Motels for me!
Whoa. This is expensive for these tiny things. They don't even have a potty! 🤑
You sure missed some really great trailers like the Smittybilt Scout for under 7K and the Patriot line which is on the high end.
Great video thanks for making this comparison.
Love these type of videos!
You guys should have a look at the Australian built patriot campers is easily the best camp is out there
That last one is WOW
Great review 👍
If you want a cheaper option check out Runaway Trailers or Hiker Trailers... or build your own for a couple grand lol!
Omg 7 thousand dollars for a tiny tent, screw that
th-cam.com/users/BruderExpedition these babies start with EXP-4 at $38k usd
user_mac01 Yikes! I'll give credit to Aussie ingenuity. I am particularly impressed by the suspension. But, the idea of trailering 2 refrigerators, a large slide out kitchen' along with the pile of other amenities and cabinets in these trailers just seems contradictory to the very notion of going into the 'outback'. I just load a general purpose utility trailer and don't try pulling it as far as Bruder's video suggests. That saves me ~$35k+
@@gregparrott oldies just want to get their eyes rested with the creature comforts. We call 'em 'Grey Nomads'. Truckers don't like getting stuck behind 'em in the middle of buttplug nowhere. Becuz they're hard to drive around and pass, and they drive slow.
user_mac01 No surprise there. But the scarier prospect is those who drive these things way too fast for either the vehicle's and/or the driver's capability. I had a REALLY close call with a pickup pulling a LARGE fifth wheel. He insisted on passing a semi despite a blind corner a short distance ahead. I happened to be the one coming around that blind corner.
get a Truck cap that has an extended roof with a loft bed and have the bed foldable have the foldings of the bed turn into a seat down below. Then build the cabinets on the inside with either Plywood or Honeycomb (Honeycomb is lighter than Plywood but more exp) I want to do something like that. It sounds like a neat af idea. That way you could stand up in the truck cap inst of having to bend all the time lol
Great video.
That CVT trailer is stupid expensive. Csnt imagine anyone paying for that.
Love the new overland videos
Thought that 4runner @ 18:10 was a Warthog for a second, lol
Pull out drawer in the bottom storage would have been nice
I will stick with my Harbor Freight trailer & Napier 84000 tent.
There is a town called Fitzpatrick Ga that has several cargo trailer factories. I would buy a little cargo trailer for about 1500 with alot of the stuff you have in these trailers and spend a few thousand and customize it with the camper stuff and save 20+-k and have fun doing it
What's with the hand aerobics?
I like the Boreas the most...tho all are fantastic!
We love your bed messy!
Great video thank you!