Anyone heard of this trailer MFG?

[hikingff77]

www.truenorth.me

Pretty cool concept, I like the bench option and the weight of the trailer.

Very similar to a lot of the teardrop off-road trailers out there.

 

[bucketosudz]

I saw these listed somewhere, annoying thing for me is there is very little photos of the interior. 40 photos on the website and one shows the bench setup,meh!

In retrospect I an excited that there seems to be some forward progress on manufacturing tear-style trailers.

Interested to hear the feedback also.

 

[hikingff77]

I saw these listed somewhere, annoying thing for me is there is very little photos of the interior. 40 photos on the website and one shows the bench setup,meh!

In retrospect I an excited that there seems to be some forward progress on manufacturing tear-style trailers.

Interested to hear the feedback also.

I know, I thought the same thing. I wonder how much?

 

[Faol]

I know, I thought the same thing. I wonder how much?

Hopefully cheaper than all these costly "expedition" trailers. It would be cheaper to have the local guy make two, so I have one for a backup. Now I know why so many folks make their own.

 

[Faol]

Just talked to the factory, and the costs for the top two units, which includes the base unit, is as follows:

Ascent Pack (incl Base): $9,715
Summit Pack (incl Base and Ascent): $11,300

Models here.

 

[R_Lefebvre]

Interesting concept, but that kitchen does not look easy to use. Bump your head on the door. My trailer is similar, but not as bad as that, and I know it was a bit of an "oops" moment the first time I used it.

 

[805gregg]

Great idea, although a little pricey. I bought a used Lance camper for $ 5K, that has everything the TN has plus an inside bath and shower. I already had a truck and with a truck camper no 55 mph speed limit.

 

[RedRocker]

Kinda on the heavy side too.