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Review: Crusader Musketeer Aramis
I admit it. It had been some time – perhaps three years – since I’d towed a Crusader caravan. I’m not sure what was behind the separation but, hitching up the Aramis one bitterly...
Caravan Review: Harvok Dream Cruise
Looking for a van that’s a bit different? Something that stands out? I have my eye on Harvok at the moment. These monocoque vans are not only visually unique, they tow very well. At...
Caravan Review: Wonder Roo Caravans XX3 Pearl Silver +
There are a number of caravan manufacturers worth keeping an eye on. These are companies with humble origins, growing steadily and developing a loyal customer base. One such company is Wonder Roo Caravans.
We recently...
Test: Little Caravan Company Optimiser Series 2
There’s something to be said for compact caravans. Typically, they’ll be light enough for a Prado, an older HiLux, or even an old Ford Falcon wagon.
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Caravan 12V Issues Solved!
My parents used to have a small pop-top. It was a basic thing with very little in the way of creature comforts and electronic technology. By today’s standards, it was archaic, to say the...
Kokoda Digger 2: Caravan Review
Without question, I am more partial to single-axle caravans over their tandem-axle counterparts. They’re easier to tow, back-up, store and behave in a more nimble fashion. This is one of the reasons the Digger...
Caravan Review: Hilltop H-17
Of all the manufacturer-based caravan clubs, none seem to match the enthusiasm of the members of the Hilltop Caravans club. They call themselves ‘Hilltopians’ and their pride in their vans is infectious. Having attended...
Review: Kokoda Caravans Force VIII Family Offroader
With its grey composite cladding and purposeful stance on the road, the Kokoda Caravans Force range is the manufacturer’s top-end offroad line-up.
Kokoda Caravans changed hands in 2019 and is now under new ownership and...
Caravan Review: JB Caravans Gator X
It’s the most popular caravan in the JB Caravans range. And, as I came to understand, it’s popular for a very good reason. I’m referring to the JB Caravans Gator X, a 17ft 10in...
Review: Windsor Rapid 13
The Windsor Rapid has been one of Australia’s more familiar caravan models for about 20 years. Built by Windsor Caravans, which is owned by Apollo RV, the Rapid could be described as one of...