We had the opportunity to consult with Txtur, a Roanoke VA based high end furniture maker for the plywood finish. We selected Osmo PolyX. It is Hardwax-Oil wood finish based on natural vegetable oils and waxes. It is extremely durable and hard wearing - will not crack, flake, or peel, is resistant to water, dirt, and common household spills, is microporous and molecularly bonds with the wood fibres, can be spot repaired and/or renewed with no sanding required, and conforms to strict German and European norms. It is suitable for floors, kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms exposed to high humidity. It is safe for humans, animals, and plants and is also suitable for children’s toys.
This has to be some of the best engineering and well planned builds I have ever seen! I’m not a fan of the bare wood look everywhere, but that is probably my only complaint. Everything else is genius. I can definitely appreciate the ingenuity. The pieces that fit together, accessing the same kitchen from inside and outside, having a separate space to eat and cook, thinking of a place to put your pillows, and to hold down your bedding while you’re moving, all of the pull outs. Amazing! It has the features you would expect for an off-road travel trailer, but the additional amenities like a reading light that you would expect in a standard travel trailer
Even with us being snowbirds we never seem to escape NJ before a freeze and we come back too soon Plus on the commute we've been in sites where they have already turned off the water or HH sites where you need to bring your own.
The kitchen is like a Jenga Puzzle. It's great how you have access to everything inside and out. Food prep and storage is one of the most important parts of deciding on a camper.
This whole design is amazing. The entire kitchen drawer is so well done and accessible from inside too!! And a shower as well. I am absolutely in love with this camper. Thanks for sharing.
The camper is a true four season with all water tanks, waterlines and gate valves inside the thermal envelope. Also by using a 1.5” composite panel for the walls, roof and floor we have minimized thermal breaks. The windows are also dual paned with integrated blinds and screens.
WOW .Blown away.Cleaver wombats.Extraordinary masterful designs.So much .Everything in one little camper ,plus plus plus .You very cleaver campers ,you both.Simply (WOW) WOMBAT...... aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi
wow, this is incredible! I love how clever Brad & Julia are with such a small space! This is exactly what I want to bomb around in when my kids are all grown and it's just me and the pets.
The pull out cabinets are amazing. I can’t get over all the separate drawers, cooking utensils, options, etc. Love that it is accessible from the interior as well.
Thanks! It was important to us to design the camper so we could access our compartments from inside and out. It increases the ease of use so we can get back to travelling.
That kitchen is ingenious!!! And the adjustable space for shower is unlike anything I've seen in 20 years...well done done, Brad & Julie! Hope to see you and your Wombat sometime this year!!!
We have used quality parts such as Cruisemaster independent suspension, Redarc TVMS, a full composite exterior shell, and quality parts such as our heavy duty chassis designed to Australian Design Rules, which has some of the toughest roads in the world.
I have personally put my hands on this camper while seeing its transformation and I can tell you the craftsmanship and quality is top notch. Brad & Julie have done a wonderful job with this. They make these totally in house, just the two of them, from the ground up in Roanoke, VA. If you're looking for a high quality and comfortable adventire camper with tons of storage and ease of use then I suggest contacting them!!!
Really like the kitchen setup along with the accessibility inside. Overall great setup, keeping it on the list for the future. Like how they used the wood and didnt try and make it like a traditional RV with the old style fabrics and paint.
WOW! What an awesome trailer. Alot of smart thinking and engineering went into this one. I hope that they have lots of success. Heck, ill be looking into getting one myself 👍😎
Any design that shows magma nesting pots knows their details. 👌 I love the multi-layered capability of outside table extension - simple and strong design without extra moving (losing) parts!👌
The Wombat Camper J-Series is an Overland Travel Trailer designed for offgrid and offroad use. It is designed for the rough and tough use an overland camper is expected to handle and for the severe vibrations encountered while traveling on or off the highway.
The Redarc system is designed to operate in the harsh conditions of the Australian outback the Australian made Redarc RedVision TVMS with Manager 30 will control and monitor multiple devices from the RedVision 4.3” display or mobile app via Bluetooth. The Redarc Manager 30 charges and maintains batteries with AC, DC, and solar inputs.
Absolutely love this camper!!! However, the only thing I’m not crazy about is all the wood. It just makes it look like an unfinished project even though it’s finished. This camper would be absolutely amazing if the decor was different. If it looked more furnished as opposed to all the exposed wood.
Looks really good. You should think to add skip plates on the rear of the suspension by the shocks in case backing into obstacles so it doesn't get damaged
The “Wombat Bed” offers maximum flexibility with its unique bifold design and lifting mechanism enabling the user to access the fridge, storage compartments, and stove. The “Wombat Bed” minimizes the duplication of equipment and goods, which in turn saves weight. Cook indoors or out with ease to get you back on to the trail quicker and continue on your adventure!
Cruisemaster makes incredible suspension systems. They post videos on youtube testing their suspensions. They call it their RAT Runs (Remote Area Testing).
I could live in that thing for the rest of my life. Should I be so lucky 🙏 haha. for real though, genius design; I could live in that thing for the rest of my life!! 😌👌
This trailer has some great design features and uses space incredibly well. It's very versatile. I would like to understand the use of the separate water heater and furnace compared to using the Truma Combi Plus? Also, not sure about putting the A/C behind a black panel. This comment is really a "to each their own" comment but I would think you could save some useful weight with strategic use of less wood. At almost 2700 lbs dry and a 3500 lb GVWR, with 350 lbs of water onboard, 20 lbs of propane, you only have 430 lbs left for everything else. Tools, food, clothes, camping gear is going to eat that up in a hurry. Don't get me wrong, I really like the overall design. Like I said, I think you use limited space fantastically. I understand wood is easily repairable and gives a warmer feel for some. I just think the weight is significant enough to reconsider. Looking forward to continuing to watch your progress.
That is one of the most fully capable campers I've seen,if not the most. I like the plywood but would like to have a different species. Maybe vertical grain fir or southern yellow pine. This is put together very well. Would like to know if there could other sizes. I'm guessing in the fas the company grows there could be other sizes. This size has everything for camping. I was thinking a little wider and longer.
Thanks for your comment. We are currently developing a few interior colour schemes this includes the type and colour of plywood. We also have future plans as we grow. Cheers!
Wow, super. Auf kleinsten Raum viel und effektiv untergebracht. Alles sehr gut durchdacht. Würde mich interessieren wie teuer das ist. Viele liebe Grüße. Und viel Spaß
Love the concept of the trailer. Looks awesome. Has everything a small camper needs. My biggest problem is the wood. Wood allows for mold and mildew. The wood framing for the kitchen will warp making the close tolerances ineffective. The table at the end of the kitchen is a great but the wooden tabs will brake real easy causing you to have no more table. Lets not for get about the weight, wood is so much heavier then aluminum. Love the inside lay out. But again to much wood. Great off road capability, plenty of room inside, not to tall but tall enough to stand. Over all love the design just wish there was no wood in the build.
Agreed. Even if treated with oil-based finishes, it's debatable how well it'll hold up after a few bouts of inclement weather, especially that nifty slide out kitchen. Not likely anyone wants to carry an orbital sander and refinishing supplies while overlanding. On the positive side, nice choices were implemented in the setup of the suspension and electronics.
That kitchen is incredible! Well-thought-out, all that storage and accessibility inside or out. So much room and storage, inside and out, for such a smaller camper. Great use of space. The shower surprised me, pleasantly surprised me. What a great camper. I really like this! I have a question. Can you get the exposed wood painted? It would be a little more esthetically pleasing to me, but it would be fine just the way it is. Also, what is the price range for this? I also like that it is not so huge that as an elderly woman, I wouldn't be intimidated hauling it.
Thanks for your comment. We are currently developing a few interior colour schemes, this includes the type and colour of plywood. The base model is $78K and is similarly equipped to the camper shown in the video. We are currently working on a comprehensive pricing list for upgrades and options which will be available shortly. Check out our website for details and contact information. Cheers!
Very efficiently dedigned camper. Would just like to see different finishes, colors to brighten it up, give it a finished feel. Good luck in your endeavors.
Dry weight - 2,600 lbs (not including options) Gross vehicle mass - 3,500 lbs or 3,700 lbs depending on the suspension selected (Coil spring or Airbags). The airbag suspension has a higher gross vehicle mass rating.
It would be nice to see the folded bed to have a useable purpose when folded. I have medical needs to lay down during the day. This would not work for me.
The plywood is finished with Osmo PolyX. We had the opportunity to consult with Txtur, a Roanoke VA based high end furniture maker for the plywood finish. We selected Osmo PolyX because it is a Hardwax-Oil wood finish based on natural vegetable oils and waxes. It is extremely durable and hard wearing - will not crack, flake, or peel, is resistant to water, dirt, and common household spills, is microporous and molecularly bonds with the wood fibres, can be spot repaired and/or renewed with no sanding required, and conforms to strict German and European norms. It is suitable for floors, kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms exposed to high humidity. It is safe for humans, animals, and plants and is also suitable for children’s toys.
We hear you on the price. The Wombat Camper J-Series is designed for the severe vibrations encountered while traveling on or off the highway. As a price comparison, the Imperial Outdoors Xplorerv X145 starts at $110K, Kimberley Kamper Kruiser E Class starts at $91K, and the Boreas EOS-12 starts at $80K.
Way overpriced, for that kind of money it should be all aluminum. should have used kitchen grade plywood if your using plywood and put a proper edge on the plywood, looks like it was a short cut. I thought the weight seemed a bit much for the size but once I saw all the plywood, I see why its way overweight for such a small space. would not pull-on trails to well too heavy and too tall so I don't know why they are calling it an overland style. Other than the suspension it really doesn't qualify as an overlander in my opinion.
We hear ya! And we understand that the Wombat Camper is not for everyone. It works really well for us and the way we like to travel. It will get you further and is lighter than campers similar in size, equipment and features. And yes we do take it on trails, nothing too technical. It is not designed as a rock crawler. We can also unhook it to set up basecamp and go exploring for the day.
@@wombatcamper I am not saying it don't work but when you put it in to overland class there is a whole different expectation, overlanding is to head out and camp where you end up each night, not set up a base camp and come back to camp. The reason I look at other builds is because I am i the process of building a camper myself. the base frame and wall and ceiling frames are all aluminum. the outside sheathing is all aluminum. the only steel is the axel and springs you can drag it rock climbing and its not going to come apart. its 14.5-foot box a little over 6 ft wide. will have two 3/4 beds with 2 drawers under them that are 18 inches wide by 48 inches long, for clothes and bedding storage a dry bath shower sink medicine cabinet and toilet. kitchen with lots of drawers stand up refrigerator freezer, stove, microwave and a deep sink. Two freshwater tanks for a total 55 gallons, a gray water tank and a black water tank. TV stereo with speakers inside and out. heat and ac with dual batteries and 600 watts of solar power. the height is just over 6 ft and the top lifts up so that it is low when pulling. Its weighs 1800 lbs. dry. we do not call it a overlander because we consider it too long and a bit heavy for that title, we call it an off-road camper. and value it around Maby 45 to 50 grand. you did have some unique fetchers in yours, but I would call it an off-road camper not a overlander. and If I were you, I would try to get the cost down you can buy a small air stream for less than your price with all the amenities you offer. seeing what others are doing can help you make yours even better. I am not building mine to sell just personal use .
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We had the opportunity to consult with Txtur, a Roanoke VA based high end furniture maker for the plywood finish. We selected Osmo PolyX. It is Hardwax-Oil wood finish based on natural vegetable oils and waxes. It is extremely durable and hard wearing - will not crack, flake, or peel, is resistant to water, dirt, and common household spills, is microporous and molecularly bonds with the wood fibres, can be spot repaired and/or renewed with no sanding required, and conforms to strict German and European norms. It is suitable for floors, kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms exposed to high humidity. It is safe for humans, animals, and plants and is also suitable for children’s toys.
Great information
Wonderful design & functionality! And no wasted space - beautifully done. Thanks Patrick, Brad & Julie!
Our pleasure!
It’s like a Swiss Army knife. Love all the well thought out designs. Also amazing to be able the access the kitchen from inside
It really is
It really helps with cooking and knowing where we put things. LOL
This has to be some of the best engineering and well planned builds I have ever seen! I’m not a fan of the bare wood look everywhere, but that is probably my only complaint. Everything else is genius. I can definitely appreciate the ingenuity. The pieces that fit together, accessing the same kitchen from inside and outside, having a separate space to eat and cook, thinking of a place to put your pillows, and to hold down your bedding while you’re moving, all of the pull outs. Amazing! It has the features you would expect for an off-road travel trailer, but the additional amenities like a reading light that you would expect in a standard travel trailer
So happy you found this one
Even with us being snowbirds we never seem to escape NJ before a freeze and we come back too soon
Plus on the commute we've been in sites where they have already turned off the water or HH sites where you need to bring your own.
The kitchen is like a Jenga Puzzle. It's great how you have access to everything inside and out. Food prep and storage is one of the most important parts of deciding on a camper.
So true!
Thanks for your comment. For us one of the joys of camping is the ability to cook and eat outside.
This whole design is amazing. The entire kitchen drawer is so well done and accessible from inside too!! And a shower as well. I am absolutely in love with this camper. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it!
Having the shower and toile inside on those cold winter days is so nice! It is one of our favourite parts.
The camper is a true four season with all water tanks, waterlines and gate valves inside the thermal envelope. Also by using a 1.5” composite panel for the walls, roof and floor we have minimized thermal breaks. The windows are also dual paned with integrated blinds and screens.
4 season is very important for many
WOW .Blown away.Cleaver wombats.Extraordinary masterful designs.So much .Everything in one little camper ,plus plus plus .You very cleaver campers ,you both.Simply (WOW) WOMBAT...... aussie aussie aussie oi oi oi
We love Wombats. They are incredible animals!
Wow, thank you!
wow, this is incredible! I love how clever Brad & Julia are with such a small space! This is exactly what I want to bomb around in when my kids are all grown and it's just me and the pets.
So happy you found this
as am I, thanks for the great videos!
The pull out cabinets are amazing. I can’t get over all the separate drawers, cooking utensils, options, etc. Love that it is accessible from the interior as well.
I totally agree!
Thanks! It was important to us to design the camper so we could access our compartments from inside and out. It increases the ease of use so we can get back to travelling.
I loved everything about it, especially the kitchen. Having a bathroom is such an added bonus.
We do like having the bathroom as it opens up our travel opportunities and being inside means we can camp all year round.
So happy you found this
This is the best well-thought-out trailer I’ve ever seen
Love it
I love seeing how far this design has come! That first design in Australia was cute, but this wildly innovative!
It really is!
Fond memories! Driving our little camper through peak hour Sydney traffic!
Thank u once again for sharing,Patrick...
You are very welcome
Always love your content, Patrick, you bring us the best and more innovative campers!
We have been fans of Patrick for a while.
I appreciate that!
Love the support
That kitchen is ingenious!!! And the adjustable space for shower is unlike anything I've seen in 20 years...well done done, Brad & Julie! Hope to see you and your Wombat sometime this year!!!
We have used quality parts such as Cruisemaster independent suspension, Redarc TVMS, a full composite exterior shell, and quality parts such as our heavy duty chassis designed to Australian Design Rules, which has some of the toughest roads in the world.
Good quality parts
3 min in and I’m already impressed
Sweet
I have personally put my hands on this camper while seeing its transformation and I can tell you the craftsmanship and quality is top notch. Brad & Julie have done a wonderful job with this. They make these totally in house, just the two of them, from the ground up in Roanoke, VA. If you're looking for a high quality and comfortable adventire camper with tons of storage and ease of use then I suggest contacting them!!!
Awesome information
We have put our heart and soul into this project. Thanks!
What a great setup! Thanks for showcasing this!!
You bet!
I love the design and innovation of this trailer. Thank you for sharing.
Cheers!
Our pleasure!
Very solid, thanks for the inspiration! Hi from Europe
Thanks for watching!
Looks infinitely rebuild-able. Love that!
It is designed to last for a long time.
It really is
absolutely incredible! If only I had 20k to buy one of these guys... It's amazing. Great design
Maybe one day!
Really like the kitchen setup along with the accessibility inside. Overall great setup, keeping it on the list for the future. Like how they used the wood and didnt try and make it like a traditional RV with the old style fabrics and paint.
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks! We wanted it to feel like a modern log cabin.
Wow, I can't believe all the things that is stuffed in a small space. Awesome
You and me both!
We were able to do a lot with a small space.
So awesome!!! Very ingenious!
Thank you! Cheers!
That is insane. Just amazing creativity!!
Thank you for the comment
Thanks Susan.
Patrick so very cool the Wombat trailer. Thanks for sharing this 🙌.
You bet
Appreciate your comment!
Yeah this is a super unique camper for sure
Cheers!
Thanks Doug.
Innovative creations on this beautiful camper! I will follow them on social media
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you!
@wombatcamper
What an impressive camper!!! By far the best I’ve seen in the overland category.
Happy you liked it
I love this camper! So functional
Yeah 👍
LOVING this one. I’ll be getting one of these!! 🎉
Go for it Amanda
WOW! What an awesome trailer. Alot of smart thinking and engineering went into this one. I hope that they have lots of success. Heck, ill be looking into getting one myself 👍😎
Good on ya mate! I could pull it with my ute.
Go for it!
Cheers mate!
Any design that shows magma nesting pots knows their details. 👌 I love the multi-layered capability of outside table extension - simple and strong design without extra moving (losing) parts!👌
Any design that incorporates in/out kitchen drawers is worth their weight in gold. They absolutely understand their clients’ needs.
Such a cool design
We love our magma and have it had it for many years. We highly recommend it.
Nice build.
Look at Simarine to combine all controls. Nice and tidy.
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks 👍
I would love to have something like this. Amazing, ingenious
Glad you found this
Thanks for your comment!
The Wombat Camper J-Series is an Overland Travel Trailer designed for offgrid and offroad use. It is designed for the rough and tough use an overland camper is expected to handle and for the severe vibrations encountered while traveling on or off the highway.
Awesome information
Thanks Patrick good video.
Patrick did a great job filming the camper. We were nervous, but Patrick is such a pro!
Glad you enjoyed it
The Redarc system is designed to operate in the harsh conditions of the Australian outback the Australian made Redarc RedVision TVMS with Manager 30 will control and monitor multiple devices from the RedVision 4.3” display or mobile app via Bluetooth. The Redarc Manager 30 charges and maintains batteries with AC, DC, and solar inputs.
Red arc is quality
Absolutely love this camper!!! However, the only thing I’m not crazy about is all the wood. It just makes it look like an unfinished project even though it’s finished. This camper would be absolutely amazing if the decor was different. If it looked more furnished as opposed to all the exposed wood.
Love your comment and honesty! We are currently developing a few interior colour schemes, this includes the type and colour of plywood.
This is a preproduction model and there going to be other choices available
Looks really good. You should think to add skip plates on the rear of the suspension by the shocks in case backing into obstacles so it doesn't get damaged
Not a bad idea
Wow, such great attention to detail! 👍
Thanks. We have an inhouse CNC machine to cut our panels.
Thank you! Cheers!
The “Wombat Bed” offers maximum flexibility with its unique bifold design and lifting mechanism enabling the user to access the fridge, storage compartments, and stove. The “Wombat Bed” minimizes the duplication of equipment and goods, which in turn saves weight. Cook indoors or out with ease to get you back on to the trail quicker and continue on your adventure!
The Wombat bed rocks 🪨
Love the suspension!
Cruisemaster makes incredible suspension systems. They post videos on youtube testing their suspensions. They call it their RAT Runs (Remote Area Testing).
Super quality
Great design.
Glad you like it!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well thought out design and execution!
Thank you Scott
Cheers mate!
I could live in that thing for the rest of my life. Should I be so lucky 🙏 haha. for real though, genius design; I could live in that thing for the rest of my life!! 😌👌
You and me both!
This trailer has some great design features and uses space incredibly well. It's very versatile. I would like to understand the use of the separate water heater and furnace compared to using the Truma Combi Plus? Also, not sure about putting the A/C behind a black panel. This comment is really a "to each their own" comment but I would think you could save some useful weight with strategic use of less wood. At almost 2700 lbs dry and a 3500 lb GVWR, with 350 lbs of water onboard, 20 lbs of propane, you only have 430 lbs left for everything else. Tools, food, clothes, camping gear is going to eat that up in a hurry.
Don't get me wrong, I really like the overall design. Like I said, I think you use limited space fantastically. I understand wood is easily repairable and gives a warmer feel for some. I just think the weight is significant enough to reconsider. Looking forward to continuing to watch your progress.
Thanks Ryan. We do appreciate your comments and we will continue to innovate and improve. Cheers mate!
The Truma Combi Plus is extremally difficult to obtain at the moment but is an excellent gas/electric water heater and furnace.
Impressive!
Very impressive
This is brilliant 😮👏👏👏
Thanks Chris.
Thank you
Great use of space
It really is
We really tried to maximize the space and make the transition from one mode to another as seamless as possible.
@@wombatcamper your accomplished it
Brilliant!!!
Love this design and great team
The outdoor kitchen 😍❤️❤️
The best!
Lots of clever touches involving the bed and cookware access. Cool bathroom. I do wish it was less expensive though given some of its rustic qualities
Thanks for the feedback Scott.
Very cool.
Yes 🙌🏼
The weight, size, and engineering is great.
AH, THE AUSSIES. WHAT WAS THE NAME OF THE BOARD HE USED IN WET AREA? AND THE CRUISE MASTER SUSPENSION , IS THAT AVAILABLE IN US?
Amazing rig guys ! All this at 3000lbs ? Great use of space
Sure is!
Nice craftsmanship
Cheers!
Thanks you for the feedback David.
Gracias chicos por el video
De nada
So happy you found the video
That is one of the most fully capable campers I've seen,if not the most.
I like the plywood but would like to have a different species. Maybe vertical grain fir or southern yellow pine. This is put together very well.
Would like to know if there could other sizes. I'm guessing in the fas the company grows there could be other sizes. This size has everything for camping. I was thinking a little wider and longer.
Thank you for the feedback and support
Thanks for your comment. We are currently developing a few interior colour schemes this includes the type and colour of plywood. We also have future plans as we grow. Cheers!
Wow, super. Auf kleinsten Raum viel und effektiv untergebracht. Alles sehr gut durchdacht. Würde mich interessieren wie teuer das ist. Viele liebe Grüße. Und viel Spaß
Danke
So happy you enjoyed the video
Love the concept of the trailer. Looks awesome. Has everything a small camper needs. My biggest problem is the wood. Wood allows for mold and mildew. The wood framing for the kitchen will warp making the close tolerances ineffective. The table at the end of the kitchen is a great but the wooden tabs will brake real easy causing you to have no more table. Lets not for get about the weight, wood is so much heavier then aluminum. Love the inside lay out. But again to much wood. Great off road capability, plenty of room inside, not to tall but tall enough to stand. Over all love the design just wish there was no wood in the build.
Appreciate the feedback
Agreed. Even if treated with oil-based finishes, it's debatable how well it'll hold up after a few bouts of inclement weather, especially that nifty slide out kitchen. Not likely anyone wants to carry an orbital sander and refinishing supplies while overlanding. On the positive side, nice choices were implemented in the setup of the suspension and electronics.
Very good.
Many many thanks
That kitchen is incredible! Well-thought-out, all that storage and accessibility inside or out. So much room and storage, inside and out, for such a smaller camper. Great use of space. The shower surprised me, pleasantly surprised me. What a great camper. I really like this! I have a question. Can you get the exposed wood painted? It would be a little more esthetically pleasing to me, but it would be fine just the way it is. Also, what is the price range for this? I also like that it is not so huge that as an elderly woman, I wouldn't be intimidated hauling it.
Thanks for the feedback. They may have different wood choices in the future
Thanks for your comment. We are currently developing a few interior colour schemes, this includes the type and colour of plywood. The base model is $78K and is similarly equipped to the camper shown in the video. We are currently working on a comprehensive pricing list for upgrades and options which will be available shortly. Check out our website for details and contact information. Cheers!
In the video they stated that the price is around $72,000, for the model shown.
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@@lcloverviewman5755 Thank you! I totally missed that.
Very nice 👍🤓👍❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
Very efficiently dedigned camper. Would just like to see different finishes, colors to brighten it up, give it a finished feel. Good luck in your endeavors.
Great suggestion!
Nice!!!!
Thanks!
Hey! New!that's well ~ 📢
Sweet
For 78 Grand it needs much more! Wow!
Quality builds and materials can cost more.
Chamfer the corners of your cubby for keys and what not. Looks like a great place to whack a knee or elbow.
I love the Wombat camper. What is the interior height?
Thanks! The interior height is 6 ft, 4.5 in
Wow, a lot of moving parts! I don’t care for the unfinished plywood look everywhere. I wouldn’t even call that rustic. But I looks well built.
They will have voices on the wood style soon
Can the A/C be used during the day with the bed in its day position?
Oops, forgot to add, I love it. Its got everything, and even if off grid, you're snug as a bug.
Yes, the A/C can be run as the direction of the fins can be adjusted.
$78,000 ? is a starter unit? WOW, too expensive.
It would not consider this a starter trailer.
How much does the trailer weight? I know your tow vehicle is rated to tow 6,500 lbs with a class IV hitch.
Dry weight - 2,600 lbs (not including options) Gross vehicle mass - 3,500 lbs or 3,700 lbs depending on the suspension selected (Coil spring or Airbags). The airbag suspension has a higher gross vehicle mass rating.
Brian GVWR is up to 3700 lbs to its a go for your truck
Thanks! I love the trailer and your tow vehicle! I have a 2012 GX 460.
Thank you!
@@brianphillips8228 ours is a 2013. The GX is so well built and great to drive.
It would be nice to see the folded bed to have a useable purpose when folded. I have medical needs to lay down during the day. This would not work for me.
We did toy with an idea previously. We are always looking at ways we can improve and innovate. Thanks!
Thanks for the feedback for your needs. There may be different floor plans in the future. Keep in touch.
👍👍👍
So nice
wow that's long that's wide oooh
Pretty compact.
Did I hear starting at 78,000.00??! 🤔
Are they looking for investors? Please answer me back, Patrick.
I don’t have that answer for you, reach out to them directly
hi brad take it awayyy
Ha.
Why have you left the plywood bare? Looks cheap.
The plywood is finished with Osmo PolyX. We had the opportunity to consult with Txtur, a Roanoke VA based high end furniture maker for the plywood finish. We selected Osmo PolyX because it is a Hardwax-Oil wood finish based on natural vegetable oils and waxes. It is extremely durable and hard wearing - will not crack, flake, or peel, is resistant to water, dirt, and common household spills, is microporous and molecularly bonds with the wood fibres, can be spot repaired and/or renewed with no sanding required, and conforms to strict German and European norms. It is suitable for floors, kitchens, bathrooms, and other rooms exposed to high humidity. It is safe for humans, animals, and plants and is also suitable for children’s toys.
The plywood is finished with Osmo PolyX.
A trip to Home Depot will show you plywood isn't cheap.
0:25 ok
Thanks for checking it out.
Why you would choose wood is beyond me. Especially at this price point where other campers are making this stuff out of aluminum.
C@@L 👍😉😃
Thank you 😊
are you guys packing guns?
Shhh its New Jersey
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Lots of cool stuff.
Very Cool little camper but you lost me on the price. 70k? Really? In the famous words of Joe Biden... "Come on man"
We hear you on the price. The Wombat Camper J-Series is designed for the severe vibrations encountered while traveling on or off the highway. As a price comparison, the Imperial Outdoors Xplorerv X145 starts at $110K, Kimberley Kamper Kruiser E Class starts at $91K, and the Boreas EOS-12 starts at $80K.
Way overpriced, for that kind of money it should be all aluminum. should have used kitchen grade plywood if your using plywood and put a proper edge on the plywood, looks like it was a short cut. I thought the weight seemed a bit much for the size but once I saw all the plywood, I see why its way overweight for such a small space. would not pull-on trails to well too heavy and too tall so I don't know why they are calling it an overland style. Other than the suspension it really doesn't qualify as an overlander in my opinion.
We hear ya! And we understand that the Wombat Camper is not for everyone. It works really well for us and the way we like to travel. It will get you further and is lighter than campers similar in size, equipment and features. And yes we do take it on trails, nothing too technical. It is not designed as a rock crawler. We can also unhook it to set up basecamp and go exploring for the day.
@@wombatcamper I am not saying it don't work but when you put it in to overland class there is a whole different expectation, overlanding is to head out and camp where you end up each night, not set up a base camp and come back to camp. The reason I look at other builds is because I am i the process of building a camper myself. the base frame and wall and ceiling frames are all aluminum. the outside sheathing is all aluminum. the only steel is the axel and springs you can drag it rock climbing and its not going to come apart. its 14.5-foot box a little over 6 ft wide. will have two 3/4 beds with 2 drawers under them that are 18 inches wide by 48 inches long, for clothes and bedding storage a dry bath shower sink medicine cabinet and toilet. kitchen with lots of drawers stand up refrigerator freezer, stove, microwave and a deep sink. Two freshwater tanks for a total 55 gallons, a gray water tank and a black water tank. TV stereo with speakers inside and out. heat and ac with dual batteries and 600 watts of solar power. the height is just over 6 ft and the top lifts up so that it is low when pulling. Its weighs 1800 lbs. dry. we do not call it a overlander because we consider it too long and a bit heavy for that title, we call it an off-road camper. and value it around Maby 45 to 50 grand. you did have some unique fetchers in yours, but I would call it an off-road camper not a overlander. and If I were you, I would try to get the cost down you can buy a small air stream for less than your price with all the amenities you offer. seeing what others are doing can help you make yours even better. I am not building mine to sell just personal use .
Nice,but way to much wood for my taste.
Fair enough!