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Offline Jardry

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Rhino Marine Slide-on Camper
« on: May 23, 2011, 10:16:14 AM »
Whilst browsing the internet I came across this link for a Slide-on Camper.

For less than $10,000 it seems to be a very good price for a basic slide-on camper when compared to the more traditional units.

It weighs 180kgs and requires no setup, seems ideal for a couple to go touring in.

Granted it is not for those camping with kids.

Any thoughts - pros and cons on this setup?
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Re: Rhino Marine Slide-on Camper
« Reply #1 on: May 23, 2011, 02:01:35 PM »
looks good to me, if only it slept 5  ;D. If there were only 1 or 2, it looks like a top set up.
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Re: Rhino Marine Slide-on Camper
« Reply #2 on: May 23, 2011, 02:05:50 PM »
Hi,
   looks good. It seems to be basically a full ute canopy set out with a sleeping area inside and kitchen out side.
I saw a similar size unit  made by Islander Campers when I picked up my Innovan recently.  The cruise-n-snooze is marketed towards fishermen wanting a light weight unit to carry gear for a few days in the bush, be able to tow a boat, and provide a warm dry sleeping space.
For that I suspect both units would be and excellent getaway, who cares if the fish aren't biting.
cheers
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Offline Ray

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Re: Rhino Marine Slide-on Camper
« Reply #3 on: February 05, 2024, 05:21:49 PM »
It seems to be similar to my slide on camper from https://www.decamper.com.au it has been great so far.
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