Safari X-Trak Caravan

Submitted: Wednesday, Aug 15, 2012 at 13:49

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Off Road Caravans

This article discusses the features and advantages for off road caravans and in what circumstances you should consider the additional expense of a specialised off-road van.

Russan

Hi All

We have been looking for an off road caravan (approx 15'-17') and thought we had narrowed it down to two possibilities, Trakmaster Kimberley or Supreme Getaway.

While I was checking for second hand caravan sites on the net I came across a Safari X-Trak caravan that looked pretty good.

Has anyone had any experience with these caravan. If anyone could pass on any information/knowledge/experience with these caravans, good, bad or otherwise it would be appreciated.

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Reply By: Robert O - Wednesday, Aug 15, 2012 at 15:31

Wednesday, Aug 15, 2012 at 15:31

G'Day Russan

I don't know anything about the Safari X-Trak, but I am just about to list my 2006 (first registered 2007)Royal Flair 18' TUFF RODER, it is a tandem wheel pop top & may be just what you are looking for, has Hot dip chassis,Control Rider independent suspension, Cutaway rear, Double island bed.
2x 60w solar panels, 2x 100ah Deep cycle batteries, Shower/Toilet, 4x water tanks (2x drinking water 140ltr & 2x shower toilet water 160ltr.). Comes with Aussie Traveller anti flap kit & full Australiawide Annex.
The van does not have a mark on it and tows like a dream, why am I selling it you might ask, well, my wife wants a bigger van, If I had my way it wouldn't be for sale. If you are interested it is on the market for less than 50k. You can contact me on 0488 66451420

Happy van hunting.

PS. I have only listed the main off road features it has much more like 19"HD tv
DVD player, Alpine CD/ Radio. I am just getting the photo's organised.

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