Ultimate Survival Trailer. Expedition trailers designed for every climate and environment. 

congrats! I am glad you love it!

yeah you would want it to be good for $317,000 aud

These things ar so horribly expensive it's easier and cheaper to buy an AWD class B motorhome instead!

They said they're off road trailers about 10 times. Did you miss all the video showing them off road too? What's wrong with you?

​@@markfox1545he was talking about the woman in the video. Completely over your head?

*disarray. Good attempt though.

Just like on a boat, everythings secured while underway

The suspension is awesome

​@@markfox1545 word nazi

Tied down or soooooo? You’re still out running the zombies with your stuff and butt.

That’s why they bring the butler…

it is expensive 150k+

You don’t need one of these to survive. These Caravans were designed in Australia for Australian Outback camping conditions, which from my experience, they would be superb at.

Yes, it looks like repairs would be costly. Here in the U.S., if your brand-new Airstream goes wrong, there's months of wait to get parts.

Like the old joke about Rolls Royces, if you have to ask the price - you can’t afford it!

@@tutekohe1361 I couldn't afford it but I won't grab my way to put myself in debt. Just to buy an expensive vehicle when I could do it myself. I'm a strictly d I y

That is the fun part

Why reinvent the wheel?

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH you mean why pay less and build myself? Not all of us are rich or want to pay for something that doesn’t have everything we want or pay for extra stuff we don’t need just to get what we want. There’s no reinventing anything here. Hell if you want to call it that then this trailer never should have been designed and built. Your comment is just stupid and unnecessary.

you need to look at our latest video. These are made in oregon

@@richlysmall He meant one that doesn't equalize to what he paid for his entire house bro

​@@richlysmallThese things are built in Australia, bud. They've NEVER been built in North America. There are relatively few of them here. I don't know where you got that information, but a quick Google search would have set you straight.

I looked really hard at an EXP-6 GT for awhile. With the options that I wanted, it was just over $200K after importation, and they have to build one specifically for you, because by default they're wired for European-standard 220VAC/50hZ. When we requested a price, we got a quote, with a notice to expect 6-8 months lead time. My wife is pretty iffy on the price, so we haven't pulled the trigger yet.

@@bradsimpson8724 it's tuff for me to explain to my wife why I need something that costs so much, that I'll only use once a month. 😂 The Black Series camper was the closest I could find to a Bruder. Alot of companies here in America have tried to copy the Bruder. It's just never close. I may look at the Black Series again in the near future. Hunting season is getting close.😊

... and under water?

The Aussies have a very different view of camping gear than us in North America. There's considerably more unpaved roads and wildland camping than there is blacktop into RV parking lots. It has to be built to a higher quality, because they can't just drive it down the nice paved road to the dealer; they literally have to drag it out of the bush. And that bush gets hotter and more humid than it does here, is prone to far more aggressive rapid-onset weather than us, and is filled with some of the most dangerous wildlife on the planet. It's not cheap, though. I looked at buying an EXP-6 GT. With the options that I wanted, I was looking at just over $200K after paying for importation, and it was going to take awhile to build because standard ready-to-go units are wired for 220VAC/50hZ. I haven't dismissed the idea entirely, but my wife definitely was a bit more resistant when she heard about the price.

but its not a vehicle, its a trailer, it is not like you can get in it and drive to the shops in it, u need a vehicle to tow it, thats why its called a trailer not an rv or uv

@@jimmyjames1807 yea, a trailer is a towable RV. The word trailer is associated with too many American punchlines. We’re all comedians here so we have to watch what we call things lest they become a joke. I don’t name the things, I just build them. I used to build them anyway. I’ve moved on.

when we edited the video we set the volume to low. sorry for that.

Pardon !!!

Sorry for that