wtb kimberly kamper caravan

[outsidersoverland]

stil looking for one more than a few years old

 

[Workhorse]

2020 Kimberley Kampers Karavan Eco-Suite

The Kamper is located in Boulder, Colorado As our lifestyle has changed post-pandemic, we've decided to sell our Kimberley Eco-Suite. We love this thing, but we aren't using it, and it's just sitting in our garage. It's fully loaded as you'll see below, and recently had wheels, bearings, and...

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[outsidersoverland]

Looking for a wee bit older one! thanks though

 

[johlman]

Well I've got an S3. New But last years model. Nothing changed except the 12 volt system went to a 48 volt system. So a 2023. We havn't taken it anywhere yet. That is to come shortly. WE had an enormous GXV so this down sizing will be interesting. It is almost cost prohibitive to ship these Cruisers to the US. Not only did it take forever because the port in Australia couldn't get it together so the ships just left or didn't stop, but the cost was crazy expensive. If that cost is being passed down to the clients in the US, I suspect KK will not be a going concern in the US in the months to come. God Bless Dave, hardest working guy in this show business, however he can't get that shipping price down. After I get a few months on this beast, I'll put up a fair assessment. And KK is not shipping the Kamper to the US this year.

 

[WFOORBUST]

Mine is posted here for sale.

2014 Kimberley karavan Limited Edition for sale

The time has come that we find we need to make a change from our KK trailer to an RV! We need the ability to tow our toys (SXS and motorcycles) with us. We are also looking at some extended travel across the US (8 months to a year) and feel that a change is needed. We bought this from the...

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[FordGuy1]

Well I've got an S3. New But last years model. Nothing changed except the 12 volt system went to a 48 volt system. So a 2023. We havn't taken it anywhere yet. That is to come shortly. WE had an enormous GXV so this down sizing will be interesting. It is almost cost prohibitive to ship these Cruisers to the US. Not only did it take forever because the port in Australia couldn't get it together so the ships just left or didn't stop, but the cost was crazy expensive. If that cost is being passed down to the clients in the US, I suspect KK will not be a going concern in the US in the months to come. God Bless Dave, hardest working guy in this show business, however he can't get that shipping price down. After I get a few months on this beast, I'll put up a fair assessment. And KK is not shipping the Kamper to the US this year.

The 15k it costs to ship my S3 was worth every penny. Now that I have owned the trailer for almost a year, it has exceeded my expectations in every way.