yep, as Paul said they are an Exodus Kingston with a raft of changes that the Complete Campsite people thought were needed.
They make 3 different lengths, the ones at the show were the short and longer one.
I havent seen the middle sized one but can only assume it is the same length as my Kingston.
The long one (Exodus 14) had everything under the sun built into it.
Kitchen was fantastic, built in generator cupboard , diesel hot water and heating, and an inside shower and toilet ( for skinny people ).
If you wanted a crossover van with everything it looked good.
Strangely though, it seemed to have less internal room than my Kingston, and less storage space, but it does have a lot of inclusions.
The internal kitchen bench was also a bit high for my liking ( i"m short, but not that short ).
The price did reflect what was in it , definately at the higher end of the market.
Not sure what it weighed but wont have been light.
I would like to see the middle sized one.
The reason we bought ours was we wanted 4 berths, inside and outside kitchen, lots of storage, next to no setup time, and light weight ( for what it is ). Ours was 970kg's dry. With 180 lt's of water, all of our camping gear, clothes, food etc and three batteries we go over the weighbridge at just over 1300kg's.
The bigger one just didnt impress me as it seemed too big for what i want and where i would potentially take it.
Might make a nice long distance tourer but i wouldnt want to take it up a steep track.
However everyones needs are different and there were alot of people showing interest.
cheers
Dale
