Before committing yourself to it, go to Australia, buy one used, circle the island for six to eight weeks, then sell it. If you can't take that much time off I am retired and will go for you.
I'm already here and don't have to quarantine for 2 weeks. Islander is welcome to sponsor me. Also willing to help as a go-between with the company for a few perks.
They are pretty cool. We were doing a fix/update to some electrical gremlins. They use a lot of Victron gear and we are a dealer for that stuff. They layout is nice, and the build quality is high. There are some really cool gadgets on board. The price is high but I think it's built right for that part of the market. I've heard that they are looking for distributor/dealers in the states and am thinking about what it would take to make that happen.
definitely targeting a small niche market, but pretty cool. They reminded me of this Kiwi start-up. Also ridiculously expensive but also successfully targeting a tiny niche. btw, someone at the company has an interesting interpretation of "commercial".
They are pretty cool. We were doing a fix/update to some electrical gremlins. They use a lot of Victron gear and we are a dealer for that stuff. They layout is nice, and the build quality is high. There are some really cool gadgets on board. The price is high but I think it's built right for that part of the market. I've heard that they are looking fordistributor/dealers in the states and am thinking about what it would take to make that happen.
Before committing yourself to it, go to Australia, buy one used, circle the island for six to eight weeks, then sell it. If you can't take that much time off I am retired and will go for you.
They are pretty cool. We were doing a fix/update to some electrical gremlins. They use a lot of Victron gear and we are a dealer for that stuff. They layout is nice, and the build quality is high. There are some really cool gadgets on board. The price is high but I think it's built right for that part of the market. I've heard that they are looking for distributor/dealers in the states and am thinking about what it would take to make that happen.
Stripped down price $38,000, say $50k really. But it probably goes up in value over time, like a small airplane. I wonder what happens in a lightening strike.
I wouldn't go as far as lust, but it's pretty cool and I could see dragging it for an extended trip. Then I saw the price.... still pretty cool.
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Stripped down price $38,000, say $50k really. But it probably goes up in value over time, like a small airplane. I wonder what happens in a lightening strike.
I wouldn't go as far as lust, but it's pretty cool and I could see dragging it for an extended trip. Then I saw the price.... still pretty cool.
That's pretty impressive. There are a lot of off-road caravans available here and the not-so-fancy ones cost an arm and a leg. Some pretty good 4x4 tv shows that have cool segments on towing through nasty places. Unfortunately the shows are mostly product placement.
