Rough road caravan
Submitted: Sunday, Feb 12, 2012 at 14:31
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Member - Moira S (NSW)
We are choosing a caravan that will survive the tracks and correlations. Have a tent for real off road excursions and drive to conditions taking care of tyre pressures - So - have narrowed it down to Supreme territory ( heavier, problems with leaking? But has steel floor) or the Newlands concept zodiac with simplicity
suspension ( lighter, better finish but is it tough enough?) - any experience & thoughts appreciated. Cheers
Reply By: Grumblebum and the Dragon - Monday, Feb 13, 2012 at 09:20
Monday, Feb 13, 2012 at 09:20
I cannot comment on either models you are thinking about as I have not owned either.
We traveled extensively 'offroad' for the last seven years - all through remote WA in the
Carnarvon Ranges,
Little Sandy Desert - Gunbarrel Highways etc - this last saw a
grader in 1986 towing a 19' Bushtracker with a 100 Series Cruiser
Had a few problems did two thermostats in the fridge beore I found out how to stop it, A cupboard hinge and a 12v water pump but considering the mileage we have done and the country travelled it is pretty remarkable.
The Bushtracker has a heavy duty version of the Simplicity
suspension - good gear
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