EzyTrail Full Off Road HardFloor Camper Trailer

I have just checked the archives and now have the answer.

Do tell Wato,
Was it good or bad, I'd love to know.
Dereelgirl

Hi Wato, I bought one of these last year off ebay,(ezytrail) $5500 ,theyre no kimberley camper, but for the price theyre ok, dont expect to take it off road straight from the factory as monkeys could put them together better, but I expected that. took 2 days to go over everything and get it sorted out,bearings to tight (replaced with japanese bearings), springs not seated correctly, brakes not adjusted and lots of little things like missing washers where there should be washers, loose screws, no breather in water tank, tidy up wiring etc. but after I got it sorted out to a point where I was happy, I made a brave decision to take it to Cape york, Did 4 weeks and lots of punisment inc OTL, nolans , gunshot etc. The only problem I had was that I holed the water tank, stone hammered it as no guard was fitted, but had jerry cans so no problem. I kept a careful eye on it but I was actually impressed by the way it went. The canvas is on the thin side and would recommend water proofing the canvas before use.(on top of seasoning) . But if your on a budget and are a bit of a handyman that can thoroughly inspect and fix things where needed, $5500 for a hard top is pretty good value. Some people have mentioned good resale value on buying expensive campers on this forum which is great, but if you dont have the cash to buy it in the first place its no good to you. For an entry level camper that took some punisnment quite well , go for it. I got loads of positive comments from fellow cape york travellers and also the couple we helped out with a broken cub camper on the track to Vrilya point.