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  • blue
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 22
    • Brisbane

    roof top tents

    Has anyone owner or currently own a roof top tent?. I am considering buying one but am keen to know the pro's and cons of these things.

    Thanks, Blue
  • onallfour
    Valued Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 437
    • Camden, Sydney

    #2
    i have one on the roof of my trailer. It is great as the bed is made and doesnt take long to set up. Bedding can be ready for you but i dont keep pillows in it while it is folded and packed away for the next days drive. I have run 12v led lighting in it also. There are different sizes available but if you want more than 2 persons you will find it a bit of a squeeze. The awning is good also so you can get changed or have it as a bit of undercover kitchen area. I am happy with mine but have grown out of it as i have 2 offspring now to put to sleep somewhere since the purchase of the tent a few years back. Mine is similar to the one shown on the advertisement.
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    • cruisn06
      Valued Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 1175
      • Perth WA

      #3
      I have one. love it. bought it from pinnicle campers on ebay with an awning. its been great. use it lots, actually will be doing a week of camping with it in about 4 days.

      comfy and cool when its hot our since you get the breeze.

      cons- clearance maybe, I come in at almost 2.4m with it installed. on side slopes I sometimes am worried about hitting it on trees.

      the wind, it can rock the truck, but I am thinking of fabricating a set of legs up that jsut lift the rear of the wagon up about .5 inch jsut to stablize it.

      pros -
      100 fold increased poser status
      brings all the b*tches in
      can play cards with 4 people comfortably when its raining out.
      no rocks branches or other crap poking you whilst you sleep


      A few photos to go with discussion:

      Roof top tent setup:



      There is a lot of room inside. very comfy to sleep in.

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      • peterdeg
        Valued Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 642
        • NW Sydney

        #4
        +1 put it on a trailer.
        Nothing worse than having to fold it up so you can go and buy more beer.
        Peter
        2018 QE Pajero Sport Exceed.

        4WD History: 2011 MN Triton GLX-R. 2004 NP GLS DiD. 2002 Freelander Td4. 1996 Subaru DL. Learnt in a 1980 Ford F100.

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