Hey, Martyn:
Thanks for the acknowledgment. I have to also point out that in no way was I knocking the Adventure Trailer ... rather was pointing out that for what the Conquerors are and for the low money that they were being offered for, I had to go that direction.
I have always encouraged folks to make sure they check out Adventure Trailers before they consider another trailer, ... or even building one themselves.
For me, I had started a extremely nice military conversion. I was lucky enough to find someone that appreciated what I had done to it and at least got my money back out if it. I had not even installed Propane, Electric Brakes, New Suspension, drawer or lid, or tent ... and was sitting at $4500 for the trailer, Rhino Lining, Lights, Rims, Tires, Aluminum Hub Adapters.
To pick up the Conqueror complete for $7500 was just too good a deal as I had already determined that by the time I got the military to where I wanted it to be, I would be over $10K into it.
What I like about what you guys do, is that it is US built. I also really think your participation here and the customer service you offer, makes your trailers a steal. (don't think that I haven't admired that used one in tan!)
I think too many folks think that between Canada and the US that they could move 25 to 50 trailers a year, ... but the demand is simply to specialized or specific. Most folks in the US (the mass populus) would be looking for a Coleman pop up or the like.
In other words, I think that you have such a head start on the market, that it would be fairly futile to try to compete.
So, all that to say ... gotcha!
Thanks
Dendy