Cavalier Camper is on the way

I told ya to keep away from the yellow pages LOL

Who says I missed out as well??

Cheers Kev

had ours for six seven years and done a lot of miles. It stays out in the weather and hangs in ok. The original paint started peeling early so I give it a spray each year before we take off. Had to go around the joins inside with silastic to stop the dust. One corner where the top bolts on cracked and let dust in but fixed that and used wide washers to spread the load. Mind its done a lot of currugations. I want to fit shockies. Sick of the shaking all the stuff under the bed gets. Annex a pain so got a big tarp to cover the lot and provide protection from the rain and sun and a veranda. The side steps where the water and fuel cans go cracked where they join cos they dont use enough welding. I fixed that. I stopped having the spare on the front cos enough weight on the towbar already. Wish I had brakes even tho it not legally neccessary.

But over all good value for money. Use a inner spring mattress nowl Those foam things are for cutting up into sponges to pack around things that we dont want to move much.

The cover needs replacing. but like I said a lot of sun and weather on it.

One of the springs has sagged a bit more than the other.

they left a lot you can do to make it suit so have fum. We are not sorry we got it. Better than looking at multi thousands sitting doing nothing for most of the year.

The canvas is good. The floor has held up well. Yeah poor old thing but it paid for itself no sweat.

Owen

Laura & Nath

Welcome to the world of Camper Trailer's

ALL GOOD !


Send pics pls..Details too

Hope it all works out for you, as I am sure It will

Tell Nathan that I got 3 new struts for the "Trakky", 2 went on easy, but as per normal, one was a real pain..

Only thing I have left to do is to check out the pins holding the suspension system up... only 4, and watch me make a meal of that one , ( hehehe )

Will take some Video of High Country too,,,got 2 nights up there soon, whilst I am not working weekends,,
Go Bambi !

Got " Belly-up " too ,, thanks

Cavalier are good. The only thing is the price for a 13 year old trailer thats seen a bit of work. But then i suppose the fridge, full annexe and brakes bump the price up a bit.

I paid $6000 for my 1995 cameron 2 years ago. Never been off bitumen, it was spotless. Heavier than cavalier at 2 tonne axle and 1750kg springs.

King bed so we can put big queen innerspring mattress in (can't do that with cavalier). I fitted brakes, under body tank and made my own kitchen for a total of $1500.

I would try and get the price down a bit, but if you've had a look around and this looks alright then why not?

Barnesy

Congrats Laura....
We bought a '94 Cavalier, with the 14 foot tent.... 3 years ago for $6000. It's a terrific trailer!
I doubt you'll be dissapointed with it! They're a good unit!

Enjoy!

Cheers

Brian

I just looked at the link to the sale notice.....

Looks like a good buy to me!!!!

Well done!!

We got our off road Cavalier new 3 years ago for $8.500. Same as yours only our kitchen is different. Have had a great time with ours and nothing has gone wrong with it. Going for 6 weeks to WA in June and can't wait. Couple of photos on our home page of our set up. Enjoy.
Jude

Looks good at the price. Remember to lift the lid before pulling the tent frame out - makes it soooooooo easy.

cheers
T.R.