mandm101516
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[SOLD] For sale is our solar powered go-anywhere Trak Shak off road camp trailer build in Australia for the harsh conditions of the outback. It is 1 of just 2 in the US that I know of. It’s been a blast for our family, is in very good condition and has been a conversation started wherever we go.
$8,500 OBO.
Here's a link to the manufacturer's website: http://www.trakshak.com.au/trailer-specifications
When we bought the trailer I wanted something that would let us sleep off the ground, protect us from the weather, was easy to tow, and rugged--but not so comfortable inside that the kids would spend all day in the trailer. It’s been perfect. We’ve camped in the Uinta mountains, San Rafael Swell, across Idaho and Oregon.
The solar panels do a great job keeping the battery charged which powers the included 80 quart Dometic freezer/fridge. There are also ample 12V outlets inside and out for various lights, fans, speakers, chargers, etc.
If not familiar, the trailer folds open with 2 queen beds off the ground, and a large on-ground living area. There is an additional enclosure which has room for another ground level queen air mattress, and the awning has a velcro attachment that can enclose that space also. From such a small trailer folds a massive living area that's approximately6x the size of the trailer when closed up.
The canvas is in very good condition--never folded wet.
Includes original kitchen setup with 3 burner Camp Chef stove, griddle, grill attachment, 2 10# propane bottles, and dishes, rock guard, additional room attachment, covered awning surround enclosure and 80 qt Dominic freezer/fridge.
Room on the sides for 9 jerry cans (water or fuel) plus 2 10# propane tanks. Includes a polyblock hitch.
All 3 tires are brand new full size 265/75/R16.
It can be set up and broken down by 1 person in about 45 minutes.
Call/text me with any questions or to set up a time to take a look.
Mike
801-403-6861
$8,500 OBO.
Here's a link to the manufacturer's website: http://www.trakshak.com.au/trailer-specifications
When we bought the trailer I wanted something that would let us sleep off the ground, protect us from the weather, was easy to tow, and rugged--but not so comfortable inside that the kids would spend all day in the trailer. It’s been perfect. We’ve camped in the Uinta mountains, San Rafael Swell, across Idaho and Oregon.
The solar panels do a great job keeping the battery charged which powers the included 80 quart Dometic freezer/fridge. There are also ample 12V outlets inside and out for various lights, fans, speakers, chargers, etc.
If not familiar, the trailer folds open with 2 queen beds off the ground, and a large on-ground living area. There is an additional enclosure which has room for another ground level queen air mattress, and the awning has a velcro attachment that can enclose that space also. From such a small trailer folds a massive living area that's approximately6x the size of the trailer when closed up.
The canvas is in very good condition--never folded wet.
Includes original kitchen setup with 3 burner Camp Chef stove, griddle, grill attachment, 2 10# propane bottles, and dishes, rock guard, additional room attachment, covered awning surround enclosure and 80 qt Dominic freezer/fridge.
Room on the sides for 9 jerry cans (water or fuel) plus 2 10# propane tanks. Includes a polyblock hitch.
All 3 tires are brand new full size 265/75/R16.
It can be set up and broken down by 1 person in about 45 minutes.
Call/text me with any questions or to set up a time to take a look.
Mike
801-403-6861
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