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Moby1 Xtr Expedition Trailer

The XTR by Moby1 is the ultimate adventure trailer. Each trailer is hand crafted and made  with the highest quality components available and offers sleep quarters for 3. If you need to spread out, you can get a roof-top tent to sleep 4 more. The XTR has an extensive array of options, including heating and air conditioning, generator, and solar panels, outdoor shower, and much more to support and sustain life and comfort on your remote back country expeditions. Simply hook it up to your vehicle, head out into the wilderness and never look back.



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BLISS MOBIL EXPEDITION VEHICLE

Bliss Mobil is a new concept for expedition vehicles, an innovative container-style all-in-one box, designed to fit all types of truck. Rather than the costly customising of each individual vehicle, the company has introduced five uniformed models to fit five separate truck wheelbases. The removable container sized homes range in a variety of sizes from the monstrous 23” (with enough room for 4-6 of your buddies), to their compact 11”, perfect for 2 people. They...
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XVENTURE OFF-ROAD TRAILER

The Xventure XV-2 trailer from Schutt Industries is a rugged, off-road trailer that lets you sleep in the attic, while hauling your gear below. The versatile Xventure trailer features an adjustable upper deck for sleeping and a lower cargo bed for hauling tools and toys. It can also be customized with all the stuff you need to survive and thrive in the backwoods. via  watch the video...
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TruckHouse Expedition Vehicle

Created to take you and your crew on world adventures, the TruckHouse BCT is perfect for the Nomad of today. Nevada-based startup TruckHouse turns the latest Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro into a compact beast of an all-terrain expedition vehicle, filling the void between massive overland vehicles and 4x4 vans. The company used ultralight construction techniques borrowed from the aerospace and marine industries, to create its chassis-mount carbon fiber-reinforced composite m...
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