second hand camper trailer

Turbo,
Check here, www.campertrailers.org/
Ten grand is a fair sum and there is plenty available both new and second hand for that price.
If just travelling on your own then Id suggest one of the rear fold hard floor types, quick to set up for overnight stops and if staying longer the annex can be used.
Good luck with the hunt

Pete

Mate,
I've been looking for months and they are all about $20k min.

Bloody shame really as we want to take the kids away before they are too old to take out of school.

We will just have to do with the 4 week trips.

Cheers

I have a Bushranger with hard floor. Had it many places in Vic High country. They cost about $15000 new. I love mine. Light and has everything I want.

You'll get a brand new Tambo for less than 10 large. Go anywhere, tough as old boots. Great company to deal with.

And I don't even own one. I've been away with people who do and reckon it is a great product.

Get a Trak Shak !

Never go wrong
2nd hand, range from 12-18 grand and worth every penny

Cheers Mate
Bucky

For 10 grand you could get yourself a new one. I bought my 'Downunder' campertrailer here in WA brand new (with a number of custom features that I wanted) for that price.

There is a magazine in the shops called 'Campertrailers Australia' current edition is out now - buy that and have a look through, you will get some ideas from there.

Karl

Mate you need to decide whether you want a hard or soft floor as a starting point. Then if you go soft floor you'll be looking at new for that price. For hard floor you only have the 2nd hand market. There are good and bad points for both. Do a search on this site and you'll find heaps of info. Best bet is probably to go have a look at some display units so you can make that first hard/soft decision. However given that you're travelling alone a hard floor would proably be the better option as easier to set up.

Check out eBay item 200077480666.
I have no vested interest in this.

Thanks fellas im just starting to look now .Its a pretty big task if you ask me.Not sure i understand much about the hard and soft floor.

first thing to be looking at is the suspension as this is usually what gives most people problems i got a second hand track shack with independant suspension for ten grand and after travelling with many other people with leaf springs would not even travell with that style of springs again i to have done trips what u are intending to do and have found starting from the bottom up is the way to go same with water tanks under neath break a hose puncture the tank no water have seen this many times the track shack has holding capacity for 12 jerry cans safly on both sides so u can regulate what u carry which saves on weight the only real issue i have had is the foam matterass have tried different thickness so now am going to try a futon enjoy your trip youll love it Col