Here are some more, for the most adventuresome amongst us, but there is obviousily a market for these things! I'm too spoiled, and these things are for the younger crowd anyway!
Believe it or not this is pretty standard for Britsh/European tent campers. Our hard tops are a rarity over there.
The price is a reflection of devaluation of the dollar against the Euro. Imports have almost doubled in price over the last three years.
My major complaints about the GB/Euro types is most do not have a tent floor or are sealed well against insects. Getting off the bare ground and being bug less were two of my reasons for going to a PU from a tent years ago.
All this for under $6000. You'd have everything this trailer has except about $19000 left in your wallet and an easier setup. Hek, you could use the kitchen and eat in the cargo trailer during bad weather or use the kitchen and eat outside.
Not only is it an expensive floor-less tent, but it's HUGE.
You would need to find a flat, wide, and level campsite that you could back the trailer into, and still accommodate the large tent.
I can't think of a State or National campground, (or RVParks for that matter, not that you would use it at an RVPark), that will work with that type of setup. It's great for boondocking, (if you can find a wide, flat, level site).
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