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For want of a better word . Others do the same thing here, but with a bit more style and quality for the rest of the RV
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To finish off the Camper Trailer, not Winnebago looked like something out of James Bond. It was built for a New Zealand gent, who wanted it to match his Black Motohome and Pickup Truck
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How it looks extended...
Winnebago Motorhomes, these are slightly floor plan altered Talvor Motorhomes. Talvor Mothome manufacturing division of Apollo Motorhomes. Apollo has many Rental Winnebago Motohomes in the U.S.
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Photo of the Outside of the Caravans, the "fruit salad" comment seems appropriate here. The Pavilion they were in was a temporary one
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From the Winnebago website
Pelmets have been lightened since this shot...
Heard expressions like the " Fruit Salad Caravans" or the "Licqorice Allsorts Slideouts" . They were in a separate Pavilion with the " Winnebago" Motorhomes built by Rental specialist Apollo Motorhomes.
General opinion was a bit underwhelming. Maybe if they had Australianized versions of a...
From my knowledge of European regulations, limited imports that do not meet with European Emission standards are allowed as long as you check with countries regulating Authority
Yes, it was built in Australia, but a disagreement with Winnebago US over the licence agreement. They said there was no agreement. This went to court and the local builder called AVIDA now, eventually won. They had proved that Winnebago had allowed them to use the Trade mark as long as they sold...
This will have you scratching your heads. It is a long discontinued model, that was upgraded to sell of the last units, notice flat panel TV's but like the "Jayco" I showed is not made by a U.S. affiliated company
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Probably would, except Fiat's Commercial,Truck Division IVECO does not sell in the US. The Jayco shown is not related to the U.S. Jayco but a separate Australian Company, that is why interiors are pretty different
You get some pretty strong Caravans, Travel Trailers too you, in Australia.So you can walk on the roof of many without problems
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