Define reasonable
That cook top that pulls out is awesomeThe present rated towing capacity of 3,500 lbs (yes, it may go higher for certain model/options) narrows the choices for a top-quality, overlanding camping trailer. There may be ideal, but not inexpensive products coming into market just in time, well suited for the BRONCO.
Have my eye on the OPUS Lite (https://www.opuscamper.us/lite/) arriving in September with a rugged chassis, independent suspension and articulated hitch.
The specs seem custom-tailored to the BRONCO:
- Dry Weight: 2,380lbs
- Gross Vehicle Weight Rating: 3,527lbs
What other solutions do you have in mind?
14 grand apparently! Seems like a steal compared to an airstream, and with a shower??
Yea, it's a good $10,000 - $20,000 Cheaper than other trailers that come with less.
So, we looked at the exact same floor plan from a different company this weekend. My husband did not like it at all because it was so small, he didn't really feel comfortable. Being short, I did not notice that. Cost was about the same.
@Lamenamehere
That Braxton Creek -Bushwacker Plus 15 FK is exactly what I am looking for.
It's one of the only ones with an inside shower.
and the price is very reasonable for what you get.
I've been contemplating something from rugertrailers.com.
Being up in Canada, we don't have the surplus of ex-military trailers like our southern neighbours. I'm also looking for something more turnkey, as DIY doesn't appeal to me. There's a few Alberta companies gaining traction as well.
https://beaverbuilt.ca
http://offgridtrailers.com
If I lived in Canada, I would get an Armadillo.I've been contemplating something from rugertrailers.com.
Being up in Canada, we don't have the surplus of ex-military trailers like our southern neighbours. I'm also looking for something more turnkey, as DIY doesn't appeal to me. There's a few Alberta companies gaining traction as well.
https://beaverbuilt.ca
http://offgridtrailers.com
Design looks very similar to Turtleback. From what I've seen on social media, the trailers they have out are still preproduction. If the Outdoor Adventure Show is still happening in Calgary May 1st/2nd, maybe they'll be there. Would like to know a price too! Treeline Outdoors (RTT company out of Lacombe), their latest videos on YouTube have a BeaverBuilt trailer in the background so hoping finalized units are getting close.
Just double checked the show website and I was mistaken. Show isn't happening until next year. Must've been looking at old info... Dang...
