Thread: Hire a camper trailer to tow with the D3

Originally Posted by Redback

I would assume that is only the tent section and not including the annex, which evens out the setup time between a hard floor camper and a soft floor camper.

The thing people forget is, when it comes to setup times, it's all about the same when you factor in the annex, pulling the kitchen out, the chairs, your cooking gear and all the odds and ends you need when camping, trust me I know, we have been doing this for years and we tested a few before we bought our camper.

You can setup a soft floor in 5mins too, if all your doing is opening it up to sleep in, stabiliser legs included

I guess it all comes down to what your willing to pay and whether you feel it's worth it, personnally I don't think they are worth it, at the end of the day, they are both a tent on a trailer

Baz.

The Vista is a hard top type van. No Canvas. Unless you use the awning thing that attaches to the side which we used only twice when we stayed for 3 days in one spot. Kitchen slides out & you just need to connect the gas.
The Crossover- Sophisticated and rugged caravan

Originally Posted by gghaggis

The D4 doesn't suffer from the first issue. But the second is still a problem. Hence you still need a load (shunt, light etc) of some sort. The "LED tamer" type boxes achieve this - although there are much cheaper ways of accomplishing it (on a D4).

Cheers,

Gordon

Damn and i was going to tell the wife we needed a new car to solve the problem