Was really looking at buying a Mars but after seeing the marlins I think I have changed my mind. Looks like a great product a d good value for money. See you at the show this weekend 👍
Ouch Mike. That’s a really awful thing to say. Ive put 15 years of my life into this camper. I don’t expect it to be for everyone, but to say it’s a piece of shit really hurts. I have a team of 4 people I employ to build my campers, we work with other Australian Manufacturers to try and keep some jobs in Aus, and I think we give the major Chinese factories like Mars a run for their money. Next time you feel the need to comment, please keep in mind that there are people behind products that work hard, and sacrifice a lot to present a product they are proud of.
@@marlincampers9731 I can't believe you even gave this bloke the time of day to reply... This camper is precisely what I wanna buy new. And that's exactly what I'll be doing. Every single box that we need ticked is ticked here. Really bloody impressive.
@@marlincampers9731 I apologise - my language was harsher than I meant it to be. I just meant that the features that you get with comparable trailers of the same price are more. However, as Tony below said, there would be a lot of hidden quality features that don't show up on first glance.
Was at the 4x4 show today and this one really stood out to me for its simplicity and space. Seems like a real winner.
Was really looking at buying a Mars but after seeing the marlins I think I have changed my mind. Looks like a great product a d good value for money. See you at the show this weekend 👍
Amazing 👍👍👍
I wish this was available in the us
Basically, a "Camper DeVille" built in 1964 in Hot Springs Arkansas, except the Deville had a full aluminum floor. :)
Fry alive in the summer thow
Not anymore. The insulation I add to the roof drops the inside temp by 10 degrees. It's like an air-conditioned room inside on a hot summer's day.
wham bam thank you maam.... you there
look awesome! Are these available in the U.S.???
Nah, it will take double the materials to make one for the US, a typical Murican is 500 lbs
@@mannyechaluce3814 fkn looollllll
How much for base model
When will these be available in the U.S.???
Elizabeth Vanture , if you can find a shipping company I’d happily build and deliver to Sydney or Brisbane for shipping to the States.
Alright US campers, what's available here that has a tent that nice???
The video doesn't do the Dipper justice or Mooney Mooney Bridge.
Where can I get one
Direct from the manufacturer.
www.marlincampers.com.au
How much is this ?
For more info go to Marlincampers.com.au
This is a piece of shit compared to the Mars endurance - for anything under $25 k this was a cop out.
Ouch Mike. That’s a really awful thing to say. Ive put 15 years of my life into this camper. I don’t expect it to be for everyone, but to say it’s a piece of shit really hurts. I have a team of 4 people I employ to build my campers, we work with other Australian Manufacturers to try and keep some jobs in Aus, and I think we give the major Chinese factories like Mars a run for their money.
Next time you feel the need to comment, please keep in mind that there are people behind products that work hard, and sacrifice a lot to present a product they are proud of.
@@marlincampers9731 I can't believe you even gave this bloke the time of day to reply... This camper is precisely what I wanna buy new. And that's exactly what I'll be doing. Every single box that we need ticked is ticked here. Really bloody impressive.
Have a look at mudduck 4wds last video of the Victorian high country where a mars camper breaks a trailing arm
@@marlincampers9731 I apologise - my language was harsher than I meant it to be. I just meant that the features that you get with comparable trailers of the same price are more. However, as Tony below said, there would be a lot of hidden quality features that don't show up on first glance.
@@mikezog1030 lol back peddlin'