this stuff just makes me want to live 50 miles from civilization 49 weeks a year. only return when civilization encroached upon me ie (4th july,memorial day)or when I run out of fruity pebbles cereal.
That is not a mentally healthy way to think. Not the part about hating civilization, I get that, but about choosing fruity pebbles over captain crunch.
I want this guy to succeed, to do so he needs various "trim" levels. Great idea. The price-point is well outside of the majority of people in the market for camping, even for the cheapest model at 20k. Around 400% less is about right at 5k. This could be trimmed down to remove the niceties and offer the base construction alone, so the user can provide the equipment to be housed within the skeleton.
not trying to be a negative Nancy, but for us hearing deficient folks, could you drop the music it covers the audio where i struggle to pull the voices out. this had been my dream trailer for years. its just awesomeness on wheels. a guy on expeditionportal built a home brew version of this thing in texas. great build thread.
Love this trailer.......however........I just can’t see a recreational (few times a summer) person spending $50k for one. Someone said lotto in another post. I now know why.
Rememberthe first overland trailer from Conestoga, New York. This is a combo of a Chuck wagon and conestoga. The only thing it doesn't brake a wheel on the trail.
I emailed the manufacturer 2 years ago and told them to sell in the 🇺🇸. They will make a KILLING here because there is little offered between pop ups and full size RV's. I do not want to HAVE to. Buy a $50K truck to pull a $18K camper for 3 months and then get stuck driving an expensive vehicle the rest of the year. Secondly, I want to park my camper in my garage. This fits both of these requirements. I am so glad the manufacturer has decided to come to North America.
If you look at the longevity of this trailer, it will end up costing less than a traditional trailer that you see at every dealership in North America. I bought a $34k trailer by Keystone, and it started to fall apart on day one and that wasn't even off-road capable! The value is in the places that you can take this thing and the fact that this is truly a camper you'll have for a very long time.
So true. Considering that this is built like a tank, it'll probably save me money in the long run. I've seen Australian websites selling used versions that owners claim are 4-5 years old and "spent most of their time in the desert." They looked barely used. That's tough!
@@themadtoker3067 had my airstream Bambi for 13 years . Spend about 40 days per year avg in it and only had minor issues, mostly just typical maintenance.
Made in South Africa baby! It's built tough for our African conditions, it will do just fine in the US. I use this very same model on all our camping trips, and it amazes me how great it is to tow off road.
Insane to think they want more for the trailer then the vehicle to tow it. I would be interested to see the sales numbers on these. I feel like they needs to redo some engineering to get the price down, by half.
Absolutely love the ruggedness of the UEVs. Thought they were amazing until I saw one....soon realised everyone would be in each other’s space 100% of the time. Very small inside. Would hate to spend a week in the rain in one.
These trailers leak a lot and also let a lot of dust in. The kitchen is too high and not very safe especially when kids are around. This what we have learnt about conquerer in Australia. Not trying bag the trailer but giving real user feed back. Cheers
Still wrong for the US. Campground sites are all curbside oriented. You need to flip this floor plan for it to be practical in the US. Then I'm buying!
I know it's been a while. Anyway you could catch up with the hemi commander guy? I know the rig isn't as popular but his setup was nice. I'm interested in his new hemi swap.
This trailer is great, but....... even as it inspired me, it has some things I dont want to have on my trailer. First of all, to go to sleep there, you have to set up two tents, even as they are part of the trailer, you cant sleep withut the fuzz of setting things up. I love the kitchen area and the pantry. Wish I could make such an area myself. The chassis and suspencion are superb. The only thing that really isnt my thing is the need to set up it like a rooftent or such. My trailer will be coming at a campsite, putting it on the right spot and get in and go to sleep. No need to do a thing before you go to sleep. Which means that a one nighter/just sleeping on the side of the road will not start and end with the building up and down of a sleeping area.
Why the music? The audio is bad enough already. The music is stopping me from what I came here for. Also. I think you forgot to walk around during your walk around? I didn't really see any of the trailer except for that door.
That thing kicks so much ass. I've been thinking more and more about the practicality of a trailer as I've been going camping with my Tepui RTT mounted to a bed rack system on my Tacoma. I have to fold up the tent if I want to take the truck anywhere, but geez... over $20k for the low end model? And nearly $40k for this one?! That thing costs more than my '14 Tacoma did out the door. Cripes... I'll get back to you when I'm not working for an EMT's salary.
I like how compact and secure it looks when it's road ready. Never would've thought it had AC, TV, Kitchen, Shower, Sleeping space for 4+ etc etc etc. If I win the lottery I'll take one.
Had one of these and the thing fell apart. The concept is great but the build quality and design In critical areas like front triangle and suspension components is terrible. Don’t waste your money- they’re not strong, but it is a clever design.
Prices are pretty reasonable too. I mean, its still more than I can spend and more than 2x what both my trucks are worth...but it seems like a reasonable price all things considered.
Very nice but prices a bit daunting. Comparing the prices in the U.S. and Africa, tooling up a factory in the U.S. to level the numbers may be a good idea.
Love your trailer, You’ve borrowed a lot from Aussie off road trailers... For the ultimate off road trailer check out the EXP-6 BRUDER Keep up the good work! Ps I can’t afford a BRUDER but yours is a close second mate Good on ya
Happens in Australia all the time. I saw a police website showing over a hundred stolen trailers like this, many valued at wayyy over $30-60 grand USD...
ever since being made aware of EV's, I've been asking when they were coming to US. I live in Pacific NW, but haven't noticed any of the vehicles being shown at any of the sportsmen's shows ...??? Any opportunities coming???
Built in Heidelberg South Africa. Exported to Australia where they are somewhat modified for local conditions (or so they say) at Brisbane Queensland. Interestingly, the models are named differently in Aus and those are also adopted by the North American importer. For international marketing reasons the manufacturer prefers not to advertise the fact that they are SA built.
And this is where I keep having my dilemma... Do I build out my Jeep for a stand alone overland rig or save my pennies and buy a trailer. I have seen these before and wanted one the first time I saw it but then see others doing stand alone rigs like yours.... ohh the choices lol...
I would put a 3K plus pound trailer behind your Jeep before making any decisions. I have towed a very simple Coleman tent trailer that weighed a quarter of what the trailer in this video weighs behind ours, and it was literally a joke with no torque on any type of hill.
I dont have a problem with larger trailers. I have a 96 5.2L grand cherokee limited. When I moved to St Louis I had a 6x12 uhaul loaded to the roof including a macsimizer toolbox inside it just the trailer and the empty toolbox i was over 3000lbs cept my box was full of tools lol. I was actually surprised how easy my jeep pulled it.
Haha that's what I tell newbies wanting to get into it. Spend $5-$10k on something you can have a few weekends away in and if you hate it??? Well now you have a piece of equipment to survive the zombie apocalypse with.
If possible, I'd love to see some F-150 (and pickups in general) videos. Keep up the great work! (as a side note, I don't know if this is specific to me or to everyone, but it seemed as if the audio track for the voices is panned to the right and the background music is panned to left. Which makes listening on headphones really weird. But I just made my computer output audio as mono rather than stereo. Just something to look into.)
I must have one, until I looked up the price, $42k for the fully loaded!?!?! There went that. I have a 33' TT with all the fixings for $28k. Yes granted I can't take it to the places this thing will go but man that's $$$. Don't get me wrong I'd live to get one, it would be a perfect bug out item, or for a quick camping trip. But unfortunately to expensive bummer!!
Say you go for a mid-range model. That's $30,000. Then I guess you would store your personal items and equipment which would come to an additional $3,000? It would make me afraid to park it anywhere other than a private residence or a campground. I'd hate to set it up somewhere, then leave for the day only to find that somebody hitched it up and stole it while I was gone. Maybe you could take a wheel off and hide it somewhere or keep it in your truck?
Conqueror Campers are no longer available in the USA Covalent LTD, dba Conqueror North America no longer represents or offers for sale the Conqueror Brand in the USA. We have decided to sever ties with Conqueror Manufacturing SA and have moved to a brand that we feel will serve our customers better and with better support from the manufacturer. For more information on the new brand we will be offering,
Unfortunately that partnership didn't last very long. Apparently they had a bad issue with the manufacturing side so they severed ties. Wonder if they were taking down payments and running way behind on manufacturing. Now they are supporting Kimberly Kampers.
I wish I had the money and acumen needed to be the US distributor for these. When I saw the Australian videos on here a few years ago, I thought "these are gonna get really popular here." Like he said, overland trailers are in their infancy in the US. IMO they should drop the elephant and continental Africa logo for the NA version and replace it with animals you'd see here, like a bear or mountain lion.
I love these. If I am not mistaken, aren't you here in Ohio (or at least a dealer)? May have to take a trip to check them out. Love the options and it seems you thought of about everything!
I realize I am a few years late to the party, but their website is not configured properly so you can see anything. These are for rich people, not the average person. I spent 9k on my Jeep for overlanding, I am not going to spend 50K for a camper, a small one at that. I guess they think everybody has a ton of money to drop, these are not affordable I am sorry to say. I guess I dont have to worry about buying one since the website is broke.
This is about a trailer, right? Why do you have background music that drowns out the person you are interviewing? In fact why have any music at all while you are interviewing someone? On a walk around it makes sense, other than that it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense.
- you can control the positive pressure system from your smartphone - so you just mentioned a...positive pressure system?...can you control that from your smart phone?? -_________-
"legally u can't tow with a jeep" but customers have jeeps and it's fine. So can u get away with it in the U.S.? Will u get stopped by police on roads?
I clicked on this because the thumbnail looks preposterous! I thought for sure it was some sort of joke it looks, from the first view and the thumbnail like someone made it from spare parts for a homeless shelter! I will admit it looks sturdier after they get into it but its still .. no just no!
The loud music drowning out the voices and starting and stopping at random is a really nice touch to this video.
this stuff just makes me want to live 50 miles from civilization 49 weeks a year. only return when civilization encroached upon me ie (4th july,memorial day)or when I run out of fruity pebbles cereal.
LittleLake Kid hear that
That is not a mentally healthy way to think. Not the part about hating civilization, I get that, but about choosing fruity pebbles over captain crunch.
LittleLake Kid 50 miles is not far enough!
I want this guy to succeed, to do so he needs various "trim" levels.
Great idea. The price-point is well outside of the majority of people in the market for camping, even for the cheapest model at 20k. Around 400% less is about right at 5k. This could be trimmed down to remove the niceties and offer the base construction alone, so the user can provide the equipment to be housed within the skeleton.
not trying to be a negative Nancy, but for us hearing deficient folks, could you drop the music it covers the audio where i struggle to pull the voices out.
this had been my dream trailer for years. its just awesomeness on wheels. a guy on expeditionportal built a home brew version of this thing in texas. great build thread.
subtitles bud.
Love this trailer.......however........I just can’t see a recreational (few times a summer) person spending $50k for one. Someone said lotto in another post. I now know why.
Rememberthe first overland trailer from Conestoga, New York. This is a combo of a Chuck wagon and conestoga. The only thing it doesn't brake a wheel on the trail.
I emailed the manufacturer 2 years ago and told them to sell in the 🇺🇸.
They will make a KILLING here because there is little offered between pop ups and full size RV's. I do not want to HAVE to. Buy a $50K truck to pull a $18K camper for 3 months and then get stuck driving an expensive vehicle the rest of the year. Secondly, I want to park my camper in my garage.
This fits both of these requirements.
I am so glad the manufacturer has decided to come to North America.
If you look at the longevity of this trailer, it will end up costing less than a traditional trailer that you see at every dealership in North America. I bought a $34k trailer by Keystone, and it started to fall apart on day one and that wasn't even off-road capable! The value is in the places that you can take this thing and the fact that this is truly a camper you'll have for a very long time.
i had a coleman ...what piece of crap that was
So true. Considering that this is built like a tank, it'll probably save me money in the long run. I've seen Australian websites selling used versions that owners claim are 4-5 years old and "spent most of their time in the desert." They looked barely used. That's tough!
I definitely agree with your statement.
@@themadtoker3067 had my airstream Bambi for 13 years . Spend about 40 days per year avg in it and only had minor issues, mostly just typical maintenance.
It looks great, very heavy and very expensive. I looked on their website and it actually cost as much as the house I currently live in.
Made in South Africa baby! It's built tough for our African conditions, it will do just fine in the US. I use this very same model on all our camping trips, and it amazes me how great it is to tow off road.
SHUT UP, and take my money!!!!
Why dub a soundtrack over the dialogue ?
Jeffrey Perez to make you ask why.
Hearing the interviewee with no mic was annoying enough, but to layer music over it too was just thoughtless.
Ditto on the music
All for the low low price of 40k lol, but seriously it's worth it to people who go hard core camping or want a serious bug out vehicle.
Ouch, that's way too much imho.
I think more like 47k. It’s too expensive. Brilliant vehicle, but it’s just too high a price point!!!
maybe not as much stuff but i would go "hiker trailers" overlanding trailers but more affordable for people that arent made of money.
Insane to think they want more for the trailer then the vehicle to tow it. I would be interested to see the sales numbers on these. I feel like they needs to redo some engineering to get the price down, by half.
@@surveysays8335 actually you'll be hard pressed to find any of road worthy vehicle that cold tow this for less money than it costs (starts @ $47800!)
I saw this trailer last weekend in Vancouver at the Adventure Show. Well engineered.
Great stuff, nice to be able to see this up close!!!!!
Good stuff Michael keep it coming.
so cool that these are distributed in ohio! Might have to make a small road trip to see these since they are in my back yard!
If those lucky numbers ever come up, I'm gettin me one of these!!!
Been waiting for the Conquerors to make it to the U.S. Finally! Time to start saving.
Steve Kramer I'm waiting on Patriot...
Bryce Anderson both are great and I would take either.
Same, I just want to support the guy that started Patriot. He seems like such a cool dude
Steve Kramer nn
Patriots are amazing but I'm not sure if they offer a air conditioning option. If they do then a Patriot is a total Beast of an option!
Starting at $20,000, and fully loaded $52,000 wtf. Seems like way too much for a tent on wheels.
u never showed what the inside looked like
leroyreed27 I agree, would have loved to see the inside instead of looking at some dude. his voice could have played over while you showed more
I agree. Was disappointed
Forget the video, we're just here for the Rave music track, totally missing the point, the Aussies give a better presentation by far
Thanks so much for the mention that its Proudly South African built.
I could see the Patriot Camper banner flying in the background. Did you check them out and do an interview as well?
Absolutely love the ruggedness of the UEVs. Thought they were amazing until I saw one....soon realised everyone would be in each other’s space 100% of the time. Very small inside. Would hate to spend a week in the rain in one.
Get a hotel.
@@kayakuprising5914 I have a Cub Spacevan. It's a large practical space.
would like to see the inside !!!
Nice military feel to it. Very nice trailers.
Impressive!! 😳
my right ear really enjoyed this video
Am drooling... love it
So... wow... I might have to replace the turtleback. Shhhhh, don't tell them.
Budget Overlanding Adventure Camping Ahhaha. Thanks!
The Swiss Army Knife of Campers.
I love watching these videos even though it's no where near affordable for me #WindowShopping lol
These trailers leak a lot and also let a lot of dust in. The kitchen is too high and not very safe especially when kids are around. This what we have learnt about conquerer in Australia. Not trying bag the trailer but giving real user feed back. Cheers
Nice trailers but why are they soo expensive?? Some one has to make more economical trailers
They're cool but for the price you can get a much nicer used pull behind RV that is more roomy.
Still wrong for the US. Campground sites are all curbside oriented. You need to flip this floor plan for it to be practical in the US. Then I'm buying!
I know it's been a while. Anyway you could catch up with the hemi commander guy? I know the rig isn't as popular but his setup was nice. I'm interested in his new hemi swap.
This trailer is great, but....... even as it inspired me, it has some things I dont want to have on my trailer.
First of all, to go to sleep there, you have to set up two tents, even as they are part of the trailer, you cant sleep withut the fuzz of setting things up.
I love the kitchen area and the pantry. Wish I could make such an area myself.
The chassis and suspencion are superb.
The only thing that really isnt my thing is the need to set up it like a rooftent or such.
My trailer will be coming at a campsite, putting it on the right spot and get in and go to sleep. No need to do a thing before you go to sleep. Which means that a one nighter/just sleeping on the side of the road will not start and end with the building up and down of a sleeping area.
Exactly I dumped the info due to the noisy music. The guy knows his stuff, would have been great to hear HIM.
Learn to read then you can use subtitles
good review James Kansas City Missouri
The modern pop-up trailer. Very nice.
I always thought pop ups were lame. A bit ignorant by me. But these are awesome. Maybe it's all the gadgets that appeal to me? I like it
I am seeing this video for the first time and I pass this place on a daily, gonna have to stop in and check them out.
Why the music? The audio is bad enough already. The music is stopping me from what I came here for. Also. I think you forgot to walk around during your walk around? I didn't really see any of the trailer except for that door.
Hey that's my uncle's trailer
We rented one in South Africa 5 years ago...awsome but not worth 40,000.00
That thing kicks so much ass. I've been thinking more and more about the practicality of a trailer as I've been going camping with my Tepui RTT mounted to a bed rack system on my Tacoma. I have to fold up the tent if I want to take the truck anywhere, but geez... over $20k for the low end model? And nearly $40k for this one?! That thing costs more than my '14 Tacoma did out the door. Cripes... I'll get back to you when I'm not working for an EMT's salary.
This trailer is has something very military about it. The OD green, sand tan, the shape and general design is very military.
They started out by making trailers for the military. Australians and Sth Africans are very into off-road off-road camping
Not a bad looking trailer. I would like to see it next to a CVT, a Patriot Camper, or another of the off-road specific compact trailers!
Awesome rig. Yeah it’s spendy but long term it’s gonna outlast any conventional travel trailer and do way more.
I like how compact and secure it looks when it's road ready. Never would've thought it had AC, TV, Kitchen, Shower, Sleeping space for 4+ etc etc etc. If I win the lottery I'll take one.
The cost range from $30,000USD and up. I sure hope the owner will be using it full time..
Had one of these and the thing fell apart. The concept is great but the build quality and design In critical areas like front triangle and suspension components is terrible. Don’t waste your money- they’re not strong, but it is a clever design.
Prices are pretty reasonable too. I mean, its still more than I can spend and more than 2x what both my trucks are worth...but it seems like a reasonable price all things considered.
I saw this trailer last weekend in Vancouver at the Adventure Show. Well engineered.
Very nice but prices a bit daunting. Comparing the prices in the U.S. and Africa, tooling up a factory in the U.S. to level the numbers may be a good idea.
If this takes off, and I think it will, I would not be surprised if they start building them here under license.
You should put twin shock's in like we do here in Australia..they handle any conditions.
It will not mushroom with that kind of base price.
Cost way to much. For 40k i can get a way better rv
very nice i like camping.
For $47,000 they can keep it.
Love your trailer,
You’ve borrowed a lot from Aussie off road trailers...
For the ultimate off road trailer check out the EXP-6 BRUDER
Keep up the good work!
Ps I can’t afford a BRUDER but yours is a close second mate
Good on ya
I want one, but with no fancy electronic components, just lights, and fan.
Yeah, same. I think a less expensive, bare-bones version would sell well, especially for regions with cold winters.
A major issue with this is how easily it can be stolen. A $40k trailer gone in the blink of an eye.
Happens in Australia all the time. I saw a police website showing over a hundred stolen trailers like this, many valued at wayyy over $30-60 grand USD...
Cool
Only good for oz but the price WTF
$50,000 and not even an A/C??? No thanks.
LOVE this style/model.....sign me up. (after Lotto)
ever since being made aware of EV's, I've been asking when they were coming to US. I live in Pacific NW, but haven't noticed any of the vehicles being shown at any of the sportsmen's shows ...??? Any opportunities coming???
Yes, they made it to the US!
Yay!
TheUnorthodoxx made in South Africa
Mike Nortje I said they made it to the US, as in being imported there. I know they are manufacturer in Australia, not South Africa.
Built in Heidelberg South Africa. Exported to Australia where they are somewhat modified for local conditions (or so they say) at Brisbane Queensland. Interestingly, the models are named differently in Aus and those are also adopted by the North American importer. For international marketing reasons the manufacturer prefers not to advertise the fact that they are SA built.
they are most definitely made in south africa , if you come here for business or holiday you can request a factory tour.
And this is where I keep having my dilemma... Do I build out my Jeep for a stand alone overland rig or save my pennies and buy a trailer. I have seen these before and wanted one the first time I saw it but then see others doing stand alone rigs like yours.... ohh the choices lol...
I would put a 3K plus pound trailer behind your Jeep before making any decisions. I have towed a very simple Coleman tent trailer that weighed a quarter of what the trailer in this video weighs behind ours, and it was literally a joke with no torque on any type of hill.
I dont have a problem with larger trailers. I have a 96 5.2L grand cherokee limited. When I moved to St Louis I had a 6x12 uhaul loaded to the roof including a macsimizer toolbox inside it just the trailer and the empty toolbox i was over 3000lbs cept my box was full of tools lol. I was actually surprised how easy my jeep pulled it.
So James what is your lift height, and what size tire are you running on your rig?
3.5 inch lift and 32 inch tires. i dont have issues towing.
Ive been waiting for this . Nice and thanks for being the distributor!
This would make a nice bugout trailer. I would add AR500 plates in the main compartment.
Haha that's what I tell newbies wanting to get into it. Spend $5-$10k on something you can have a few weekends away in and if you hate it???
Well now you have a piece of equipment to survive the zombie apocalypse with.
this was the trailer that I saw you at overland expo with
This was filmed at Overland Expo. The trailer was tucked away in a concrete parking spot.
You have the shower on the wrong side.
I need one of that i am homeless for a month and i guess more cheaper that than to pay 3500 a month.. how much tjat xtreme sir?😰👍👍
The price is as killer as the rig. Wish this guy the best though would love to find a used one down the road for 2/3 price.
Overkill? Have you seen our Roads? LOL!!! Proudly South African Product!!!
If possible, I'd love to see some F-150 (and pickups in general) videos. Keep up the great work! (as a side note, I don't know if this is specific to me or to everyone, but it seemed as if the audio track for the voices is panned to the right and the background music is panned to left. Which makes listening on headphones really weird. But I just made my computer output audio as mono rather than stereo. Just something to look into.)
ive been waiting for these to come across the pacific for years now
don't reason I don't have one I have 3 kids and I would love to live in it full time and travel the world not fair for the kids lol
track kyle Patriot campers has one that expands massive. not sure when they drop in America though
Why oh why do you need a sound track playing while he's describing the features? Ruined it for me. Cool trailer tho.
I must have one, until I looked up the price, $42k for the fully loaded!?!?! There went that. I have a 33' TT with all the fixings for $28k. Yes granted I can't take it to the places this thing will go but man that's $$$. Don't get me wrong I'd live to get one, it would be a perfect bug out item, or for a quick camping trip. But unfortunately to expensive bummer!!
Say you go for a mid-range model. That's $30,000. Then I guess you would store your personal items and equipment which would come to an additional $3,000? It would make me afraid to park it anywhere other than a private residence or a campground. I'd hate to set it up somewhere, then leave for the day only to find that somebody hitched it up and stole it while I was gone. Maybe you could take a wheel off and hide it somewhere or keep it in your truck?
Conqueror Campers are no longer available in the USA
Covalent LTD, dba Conqueror North America no longer represents or offers for sale the Conqueror Brand in the USA. We have decided to sever ties with Conqueror Manufacturing SA and have moved to a brand that we feel will serve our customers better and with better support from the manufacturer. For more information on the new brand we will be offering,
Unfortunately that partnership didn't last very long. Apparently they had a bad issue with the manufacturing side so they severed ties. Wonder if they were taking down payments and running way behind on manufacturing. Now they are supporting Kimberly Kampers.
awesome. but expensive...
I wish I had the money and acumen needed to be the US distributor for these. When I saw the Australian videos on here a few years ago, I thought "these are gonna get really popular here." Like he said, overland trailers are in their infancy in the US. IMO they should drop the elephant and continental Africa logo for the NA version and replace it with animals you'd see here, like a bear or mountain lion.
I love these. If I am not mistaken, aren't you here in Ohio (or at least a dealer)? May have to take a trip to check them out. Love the options and it seems you thought of about everything!
Yes we are in Ohio. Please come on by and check the trailer out.
I realize I am a few years late to the party, but their website is not configured properly so you can see anything. These are for rich people, not the average person. I spent 9k on my Jeep for overlanding, I am not going to spend 50K for a camper, a small one at that. I guess they think everybody has a ton of money to drop, these are not affordable I am sorry to say.
I guess I dont have to worry about buying one since the website is broke.
This is about a trailer, right? Why do you have background music that drowns out the person you are interviewing? In fact why have any music at all while you are interviewing someone? On a walk around it makes sense, other than that it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense.
Now THAT is what i call a Adventure trailer. WOW. How cool is that?!
That's fuckin siiiiiiiick!
I'm sure Mitsubishi didn't appreciate that little bit of information. 😆
- you can control the positive pressure system from your smartphone
- so you just mentioned a...positive pressure system?...can you control that from your smart phone??
-_________-
yes you can from your phone over the local wifi connection with the trailer
Conqueror North America I was making fun of the interviewer. Great product.
lol oh ok...have a great day!
Salem very very very pratique in camping car bonne chance enchallah
Salem yes is vérité bonne journée enchallah
"legally u can't tow with a jeep" but customers have jeeps and it's fine. So can u get away with it in the U.S.? Will u get stopped by police on roads?
Now make one that can be towed behind a motorcycle.
please remove backrond music if possible, it's hard to hear. great video, awesome product, love you guys, thanks!
I clicked on this because the thumbnail looks preposterous! I thought for sure it was some sort of joke it looks, from the first view and the thumbnail like someone made it from spare parts for a homeless shelter! I will admit it looks sturdier after they get into it but its still .. no just no!
Maybe if I am really good this year, Santa will reward me. Sigh.