Last year Carlisle Rogers rented a Tvan from our mates at Desert Oak Camper Hire and proceeded to cross the Simpson Desert. The video and article below detail Carlisle’s personal thoughts regarding the Tvan and the Mighty Simpson. If you like what you see, check out Carlisle and his team at 4wd Touring Australia.
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This year we attended the Off Road Camper Trailer of the Year awards with our new Topaz Series 2. The Topaz was entered in the Hybrid category. Compared to the rest of the competition, the Topaz S2 was the only large hybrid entered and it loved showing the littlies what it’s all about! We had a blast! There’s nothing quite like showing up with the smallest 4×4 (a 3 door Prado) towing the largest van and really showing everyone [...]
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Pat’s Birdsville Series 2 Topaz review: What is the Series 2 Topaz? Sometimes you never know where a great idea will take you, but here at Track Trailer the final destination is always the same, somewhere off-road! With that in mind a clean sheet of paper was broken out and the Topaz was born. This unique RV was designed and developed through years of research in the harshest conditions offered by our great country. The Topaz has shed the skin [...]
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Track Owners set to have a blast! Every March for the last two years, Track Trailer owners from all around the country have migrated to Mt Hotham to experience Victoria’s best in High Country Off-Roading! 2013 is no different! Track Trailer is proud to announce in association with the Beyond Hotham Management an exclusive Track Owners experience! The adventure begins on the 14th of March and concludes 10 fun packed days later. Beyond Hotham has kindly provided a Track Trailer [...]
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Pat’s Oodnadatta Trip video: What is the Mate? The Track MATE is a combination of Track’s military heritage, mixed with the modern day needs off the off road tourer. Its conception dates back to our beginning more than 20years ago, when we won and delivered several RAFF, NAVY and MILITARY tenders. We developed ultra-light gear carrying trailers, tandem plant style trailers and specialised satellite trailers which were used for safely navigating minefields. What you may not know you is how big [...]
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According to geologists, the area encompassing the Flinders Ranges was once an inland sea depositing different rocks into the area. Over time, these rocks were compressed and uplifted, forming a mountain chain. Geology lessons aside, during September 2012 the Flinders Ranges weren’t looking so good. The wild spring weather had cooked up the mother of all dust storms, screening much of the magnificent orange, blue and green hues of the Heysen Range. Even our favourite camp at East Brachina [...]
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