Camper Trailer comparisons

Has got 23/11 on the bar code sicker and has a Castaway Camper on the cover.

2006 KK LE, Track Shak Hybrid, no Campomatic. Also has a bit on the Austrlian Off Road Cross Terrain which is brand new.

I can confirm trakshak have imported trailers with fridges from china a mate in customs told me he saw the paper work.

I was a bit upset with the photos of this, as I can't really get an idea of what it looks like from the published photos. The angles were too limited. Sounds like a great camper, but at $40,000 - $47,000, it'd have to be.

I just visted their website and there isn't even a mention of the Cross Terrain or the Islander. They really need to put up information and photos as so many people check out stuff on the net before buying. I certainly do.

Actually, I can't really see how this CT is supposedly a cross between a CT and a caravan. From the photos published in this magazine, it just looks like a bigger CT to me. I guess you've got to see it in the flesh, which for a non Queenslander is unlikely. Do Steve and Rhonda frequent the forum. T'would be good to ask some questions.

BTW, how does the TD5 go towing the Odyssey?

I suppose they are trying to get away from the typical awning setup with ropes, pegs and poles so that with overnight stops, which are more the norm with most people, you have a quick awning setup like a van.

Everythings way off the ground like the Ultimate and the beauty with this thing would be if you need to shift it around while it's up you can, no fold down floor.

Also a tilt top should be quicker and easier and you can utilise it for permanent fixed solar panels like on a van or still have the tinny up there.

Vanners mostly cook outisde anyway so keep the outside kitchen and it look like it has 2 external storage compartments

Just need the flat screen TV now and you're set.

OH yeah luv that chip :-))))