Expedition trailer options with sleeping space inside?

[Kirk Carle]

I’m not talking about a teardrop. I don’t want a teardrop. I want something that is more expedition ready if that makes sense. Something like a Patriot or Turtleback trailer, except one that allows you to sleep inside of it. Need to have a kitchen that is built into the trailer and onboard water storage.

Thank you for the help!

 

[TomInOregon]

Conqueror UEV440 or UEV490, or one of their newer trailers. Black Series Trailers. Check out ROA's page for some ideas. https://www.rvsofamerica.com/?gclid...fLmhbaMrZkVHhVVtOQPbrEYCiMzpd2XIaAtkLEALw_wcB ROA also has good youtube videos covering the different trailers very well.

 

[Bacon Boy]

Yeah, but aren’t Black Series trailers made in China?

 

[TomInOregon]

Yeah, but aren’t Black Series trailers made in China?

Yes, they are, along with SOME of the newer Conquerors. I have heard of many people buying Black series trailers and having to do some repairs/modifications right off the lot, but they generally seem happy with them afterwards.

 

[Salvador]

Yes, they are, along with SOME of the newer Conquerors. I have heard of many people buying Black series trailers and having to do some repairs/modifications right off the lot, but they generally seem happy with them afterwards.

You mean having to repair during pick up? LOL that would be a very special consumer in my opinion. Not something I would have much patience for considering the sting on my wallet.

 

[Camping USA]

If some of the Conquerors are made in China, where are they normally made?

 

[Sid Clayton]

Overkill you might want to look at

 

[9Sean2]

Are you after? That’s typically what you’re talking about that you hop in side

 

[TomInOregon]

If some of the Conquerors are made in China, where are they normally made?

South Africa, although I think the original lineup (UEV 490 and 440) are only made in China now. I could be wrong about that.

 

[TomInOregon]

You mean having to repair during pick up? LOL that would be a very special consumer in my opinion. Not something I would have much patience for considering the sting on my wallet.

In some of the initial reports when they first got here, but most of the issues were found later or needed repair later (within the first year). At the cost of many of these trailers, I would be extremely unhappy to have issues in the first several years.

 

[F Camper]

Overkill had a good thing going, but managed to piss that out the window.

 

[9Sean2]

You should consider looking at some of the expedition style teardrop trailers that are out there if you want to jump inside your trailer

 

[Chris B Offroad]

You should consider looking at some of the expedition style teardrop trailers that are out there if you want to jump inside your trailer

Just need to find one with a reasonable build time. We are currently looking and build times are crazy! Sent you a message Sean, let me know on that. Thanks!

 

[Steven Abra]

Conqueror UEV440 or UEV490, or one of their newer trailers. Black Series Trailers. Check out ROA's page for some ideas. https://www.rvsofamerica.com/?gclid...fLmhbaMrZkVHhVVtOQPbrEYCiMzpd2XIaAtkLEALw_wcB ROA also has good youtube videos covering the different trailers very well.

Cool trailers, looking at the specs, I'm actually surprised with the weight of these. They look heavier.

 

[M Kesik]

I'd rather just do the rooftop tent on the top and have all that storage below