<span class="highlight">Trak</span> <span class="highlight">Shak</span> Photos

Thanks, that would be great!

Although I have heard there name mentioned before, I never looked into them until tonight! It looks exactly like what I would want in a camper! Perfect for my family!

I have not been able to see any prices though? Do you know what a standard one starts at?

Actually I can vouch for the custom work done on that trailer, gave Richard a hand with some more custom work yesterday.
Peter and lez

tiger@netspeed.com.au

My name is Mel,

Thanks heaps!

Sent pictures to you yesterday, and also a separate email, but your email bounced back, saying you were full

Cheers Bucky

ps ,,, how did your ISP know you had been drinking ?

$25K sounds ok. I was hoping it wouldn't be much more then that. I looked at The Complete Campsite which was my favourite and it was going to cost me around $23K with all the extras.

Can you get the Trak Shak with a enclosed annexe????

Do you know if they have dealers anywhere else then Adelaide?

Thanks heaps!

G'day again karicher,

The Trak Shak comes with full fly screens, weather annexe, carpet, ground sheet etc etc - no need to buy anything else - even the hammer and peg puller.

As far as I am aware the only place you can buy is in Adelaide. They travel to the major 4x4 shows so you may be able to contact them and find out where they will be closer to you.

Bear in mind that Trak Shak are now made in China - I looked long and hard at many different types and models before settling on the TS. I also looked and lots of "made in Oz' versions and apart from the fact that the welding done o/s looked better I could not tell where it may have been made. There are no options with them these days other than the solar setup - that will add abt $4000.00 to the rig. I did not bother as I have a Honda 1kva gen.

Feel free to ask any more questions

Cheers

That sounds great!

How do you find having the kitchen inside the tent?

Thats part of the beauty of the TS. If the weather is crap, you can cook inside but if not, the kitchen, with legs folded down of course, lifts off the rear tailgate and you can put it anywhere you desire - there is also an extra sliding bench thing that slides out from under the stove area that adds lots of extra preparation space. I usually take a cheap folding table from Bunnings as well just to give extra space- I use my dual fuel stove on that. Apart from boiling the kettle inside I don't think I have ever cooked inside the tent. I use a Cobb lots (search archives for Cobb) and an open fireplace whenever possible.
Cheers