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Conqueror of America
I'm in a quandary. I once told myself that if Conqueror of Austrailia would ever come to Ameria I would have to buy a Uev 490

Now I come to find they have called my bluff.

Andy. I think you need one of these too.
Conqueror North America

Sigh what am I going to do 😱?
Lydia
Lydia.
Current: 2020 JLUR w 15’ Squaredrop
Former: 2006 30IB Anniversary Edition
Re: Conqueror of America
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Quote from: Lydia Drake  - 
I'm in a quandary. I once told myself that if Conqueror of Austrailia would ever come to Ameria I would have to buy a Uev 490

Now I come to find they have called my bluff.

Andy. I think you need one of these too.
Conqueror North America

Sigh what am I going to do 😱?
Lydia
You could tow it with your 31er. Spare bedroom for the dog(s).
Chris
Formerly: 2002 30' IB
Re: Conqueror of America
Reply #2 –
Yes!!!  AND
The cat will have one heck of a scratching post!

For an off road masterpiece I have seen nothing else like it
Lydia
Lydia.
Current: 2020 JLUR w 15’ Squaredrop
Former: 2006 30IB Anniversary Edition
Re: Conqueror of America
Reply #3 –
Quote from: Lydia Drake  - 
I'm in a quandary. I once told myself that if Conqueror of Austrailia would ever come to Ameria I would have to buy a Uev 490
Now I come to find they have called my bluff.
Sigh what am I going to do 😱?

Lydia

Work a lot more overtime.

And buy a bigger vehicle, than your Wrangler, to pull it.
One of the Conqueror trucks should do just fine.

These extreme campers and trailers are so appropriate for Australia but no so much for the US's lower 48.
Might be better to vacation down under, rent an off road camping rig and take a real wilderness trip.

Australia's roads are mostly dirt and gravel and there are many treks that go for hundreds of miles without passing a gas station.
This where a trailer's extra storage, for gas and water, comes in handy.
An off the ground tent is referred to avoid sleeping with the many varieties of venomous snakes.
America is a lot tamer place and well developed, in comparison.

In my experience, pulling a trailer, off road, isn't a lot of fun. Zipping along in the Jeep is.
IMO, your LD, pulling the Wrangler, is an ideal setup for exploring the West.

Larry



Larry
2003 23.5' Front Lounge, since new.  Previously 1983 22' Front Lounge.
Tow vehicles  2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Photo Collection: Lazy Daze
 
Re: Conqueror of America
Reply #4 –
Rational arguments bring me down man.
Paul
'92 Mid Bath
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Quote from: paul banbury  - 
Rational arguments bring me down man.
I'm just trying to save Lydia from having to work even more OT than she does now.
She has a really nice Jeep and LD that need to out in the desert more.

Some of the extreme trailers and trucks are very interesting, if we lived in Australia, we would own one.
Check out some of the Australian off road sites, they are very serious about their off road vehicles and campers.
We have to looking for the type of roads and trails they contend with daily, in much of the country.

Larry

Larry
2003 23.5' Front Lounge, since new.  Previously 1983 22' Front Lounge.
Tow vehicles  2020 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, 2001 Jeep Cherokee
Photo Collection: Lazy Daze
Re: Conqueror of America
Reply #6 –
From their site: "Every trailer and caravan is fitted with a 360 degree Alko off road coupler."

Nice to have.  Bad to need. :)

Chip
2000 Front Lounge
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Reply #7 –
It is true. Aussies are serious about all leisure pursuits. It's no fun if no one can get hurt.

Now I'm missing my mates down under.
Paul
'92 Mid Bath