True North Outdoor Support Vehicle

[nolaw]

Have not seen this posted anywhere, so if it is a repeat I apologize.

Seems like the US domestic makers may be trending towards trailers more useful to the expedition traveler.

http://truenorth.me/

 

[elcoyote]

Have not seen this posted anywhere, so if it is a repeat I apologize.

Seems like the US domestic makers may be trending towards trailers more useful to the expedition traveler.

http://truenorth.me/

Interesting, sort of a square teardrop concept. At 16'4" long, 6'10" wide with a Torflex axle, I'd hardly call it an expedition trailer.

 

[GeoTracker90]

Interesting trailer. The construction seems to be what you would expect fom the RV industry, although it is still pretty hard to tell from a few pictures on the website. The part I don't understand is why you would want a trailer that size to have a back end like this one does. Why would you give up the storage room to have a sloped back end? Maybe they are just trying to cash in on the "teardrop styling" I don't know. For my money I would say square it up, get the added space and call it an RV trailer.

Just my .02

Mike

p.s. Yes, I do own and camp in a 5w X 4t X 9l teardrop trailer that I built.