Guasti offroad trailers?

[silvrzuki77]

Hey guys I found this company in cali that makes these trailers. Look pretty neat from the website. Anyone seen one in person?
http://www.coastlinervandoffroad.com/Guasti_Trailers.php

 

[Expedition Essentials]

Not sure about the Axel and Steal tubing!

 

[TheJosh]

Where in California are you?


Is it just me or does $12,500 seem like a lot of dough for a Offroad trailer?

It was hard to read that with all the misspelled words

Heck if you want I'll build you a custom one based on a 416 for way cheaper!!

 

[skersfan]

Actually the price is quite reasonable, compared with other tent trailers on this board. Top end ones run into the low to mid 20's. It has a steel frame, upper it sounds like. The honey comb panels are quite expensive and is the RV industry top standard. I have seen tents like that go for close to 5K.

In honesty if I were looking for a tent trailer I would certainly consider these. Have no idea of the quality, but a lot of thought has went into this trailer it seems. May just take a look at one. I know I would like to have that tent for the top of my tear drop if it was flat. But mileage is more important.

What are the concerns about the steel tubing and axle. I did not see anything about them.

 

[skersfan]

Okay I see the problem Squirrel, sorry. DUH!!!

 

[Expedition Essentials]

Lol.

 

[silvrzuki77]

Whats wrong with the axle? Seems construction wise pretty nice though I am looking at on my phone lol. Im not in cali Im in vegas. Ill pass on a m416 trailer lol. My teardrop should be usable in a couple of months.

 

[skersfan]

The spelling zuk. I know I am not the best at checking my spelling or typos either. But my guess is, that on your web site many have looked at it before. But the human mind is programed to take the right number of letters for a word and arrange them to read it. Not even noticing the misspelled words. I did not catch it either. Some of us must be old English teachers, damn you. lol

 

[Mojavejohn]

Anyone have an update on these trailers? I stopped by a few months ago to take a look first hand and they looked good. Before I drop some dough I'd like to here how they hold up off road. Anyone with some real world experience with these?