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The "off road" trailer industry has gone nuts. After the Moby 1 debacle people still seem shocked that a couple people with great fabrication skills can't manage a business and they wind up losing a boat load of money.

I think this company will build one for you. https://www.brxtrailers.com/

How do you access the electrical panel in the newer Explore models?

I'm also guessing that now states are beginning to cancel federal unemployment benefits you will find you gently used Taxa Mantis sooner. It's about time.

Wait it out. Now that people have bought up everything with their stimulus checks and it has become very profitable to stay home rather then go back to work, there is a shortage of everything. This can't last forever or the country will implode. I'm guessing the market will soon be flooded...

Does the new model have an onboard water tank? I didnt see one listed.

What did you use to fix the reflectix in place on your pop out.

Ah ok, now I get what he was saying. I like your dual axle much better.

So they are also making a bigger version of the explore?

I wish I had your skill set dread.

Im not really feeling the indoor kitchen thing.

I really want to see this new model although I think an explore will work well for my needs.

For that style of trailer I am perplexed why they would go with an indoor kitchen.

A well equipped teton x hybrid is closer to 50k

Where did all of you order your Victron equipment from?

Has anyone put an awning like an Alu-Cab on an intech explore? Will one even fit the trailer?

I live in Corpus and the trailer will solely be used for surf fishing trips down PINS so it looks like your requirements would be the same as mine.

Composite materials would have a tremendous benefit over wood especially here in South Texas. Composite materials are impervious to rotting, humidity, and salty marine environments. I'm not sure where you live in Texas but most trailer manufacturers build these trailers for a customer base...

Lindsey is very good at responding to emails also.

Ah ok. That's definitely useful. Did they mention anything about the all composite model? From what I understand it has been in the works for a while.