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Jeep Off-road Camper Trailers
July 21st, 2010 by Arman
Much to the delight of off-road enthusiasts, Jeep and Mopar revealed the first ever camper trailers which have off-road capability.
Jeep Trail and Extreme Trail campers are designed to cope with the Wrangler model’s rugged go-anywhere characteristic, and therefore they have the same design cues, including Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 17-inch cast-aluminum wheels.
These campers are available in normal and extreme versions which differ in height and ground clearance. Avaialble in four colors, Trial models have a MSRP of $9,995, while the Extreme runs for $11,995.
Unlike conventional recreational campers, the Jeep Trail Edition camper features an extensive use of lightweight tubular-aluminum construction (no wood or fiberboard materials) in order to mitigate the additional load on the Jeep tow vehicle and make operation a breeze. This also helps to keep the weight down thus making them easier to tow behind the car.
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