Mopar Off-road camper
JK Newbie
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From: Bristol ,RI
I would want JK tail lights on mine to match my Jeep!! 
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2008
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From: 33N36'47", 96W24'48"
There has been a few threads about these little guys since Easter. Neat little trailers but I would still want a rack on the front for jerry cans and coolers as well as the ability to mount a rear tire carrier for a another spare. With the side opening popup it should not take much to do.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Colorado Springs
Jesus hop-scotching Christ!!!! Really?
They do look sweet but I can go on craigslist and get a gently used coleman pop up fully decked out for like $5000.
Last edited by JKChandler; Jul 20, 2010 at 11:25 AM.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Austin, TX
Autoblog has more info posted. Looks like $10k is the correct price. These are just baubles for rich people at that price.
These are just baubles for rich people at that price.From what we can see in the high-res image gallery below, these trailers are pop-ups that fold down to a manageable size for towing. Each trailer will sport sleeping arrangements for four with one dedicated queen-size bed (the other sleeping quarters are converted from the table and couch), built-in aluminum cabinet, 110-volt power supply and a "premium canvas enclosure."
Two models will be available, the standard Trail Edition Camper and the (*cue monster-truck-announcer voice*) Extreme Trail Edition Camper. While the basic model gets 32-inch tires and 12 incles of ground clearance, the Extreme Edition ups the ante with 35-inch BFGs and a whopping 15 inches of clearance. Other suitably extreme upgrades include a beefed-up frame and full underbody skid plates.
Pricing starts at $9,995 for the regular model and $11,995 for the Extreme. Full details and specifications can be found after the break, and we highly suggest you check out our high-res image gallery below.
Two models will be available, the standard Trail Edition Camper and the (*cue monster-truck-announcer voice*) Extreme Trail Edition Camper. While the basic model gets 32-inch tires and 12 incles of ground clearance, the Extreme Edition ups the ante with 35-inch BFGs and a whopping 15 inches of clearance. Other suitably extreme upgrades include a beefed-up frame and full underbody skid plates.
Pricing starts at $9,995 for the regular model and $11,995 for the Extreme. Full details and specifications can be found after the break, and we highly suggest you check out our high-res image gallery below.
Last edited by JK-Tex; Jul 20, 2010 at 11:48 AM.
