Jeep® and Mopar Are First In Industry To Offer Off-road Camper Trailers

I think these are pretty cool. Smaller than a pop up trailer but better than a tent. I have been looking for this type of camper. Available Aug 2010 thru Mopar. May have to get one to match my new Rubicon.


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http://www.mopar.com/jeep/camper_trailers/index.html

Designed to meet off-road capabilities of Jeep® 4x4 vehicles, Jeep® Trail and Extreme Trail campers incorporate Jeep® Wrangler’s rugged design cues, including Jeep® Wrangler Rubicon 17-inch cast-aluminum wheels (with 5-lug by 5-inch bolt pattern to utilize most Jeep® vehicles’ spare tire), taillights, fender flares, rear bumper (Trail Edition camper only), badging and hood-tie downs. In August 2010, both Jeep® camper trailers may be ordered at local Jeep® dealers through Mopar, Chrysler Group LLC’s service, parts and customer-care brand.

•Campers accommodate four adults and feature a queen-size bed, sofa with stowable table, built-in aluminum cabinet, 110-volt power supply and a premium canvas enclosure
•Camper trailers feature innovative engineering, capability and are designed and tested for Jeep® off-road capability
•For casual campers, the Jeep® Trail Edition camper is designed to endure trails with its lightweight all-aluminum construction, 32-inch BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires, 12 inches of ground clearance, trailing-arm suspension, diamond-plated aluminum covering, and available 360-degree axis pintle hitch
•For hard-core off-road enthusiasts, the Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper ups the ante with a heavier frame, 35-inch BF Goodrich Mud Terrain tires, 15 inches of ground clearance, full-underbody skid plate, high-mounted fenders, and available 360-degree axis pintle hitch
•The all-new Jeep® Trail Edition camper (MSRP: $9,995) and Extreme Trail Edition camper (MSRP: $11,995) may be ordered as Mopar accessories on August 1, 2010 at local Jeep® dealerships
Jeep® Trail Edition Camper for Casual CampersThe all-new Jeep® Trail Edition camper is designed for the Jeep® enthusiast looking to hit the trails with the family.

Part-number details for Jeep® Trail Edition camper accessory models:

•Jeep® Trail Edition camper in Bright Silver Metallic and Black (P/N: LLBASE01)
•Jeep® Trail Edition camper in Flame Red (P/N: LLBASE02)
•Jeep® Trail Edition camper in Mango Tango Pearl (P/N: LLBASE03)
•Jeep® Trail Edition camper in Natural Green Metallic (P/N: LLBASE04)
Dimensions for Jeep® Trail Edition camper:

•Weight: 850 lbs.
•Height: 49.5 inches
•Width: 88 inches
•Ground clearance: 12 inches
Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition Camper for Extreme Off-roadersThe all-new Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper is designed to handle maximum off-road capability that hard-core off-road enthusiasts crave, with additional trail equipment to go anywhere and do anything.

Part-number details for Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper accessory models:

•Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper in Bright Silver Metallic and Black (P/N: LLPREM01)
•Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper in Flame Red (P/N: LLPREM02)
•Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper in Mango Tango Pearl (P/N: LLPREM03)
•Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper in Natural Green Metallic (P/N: LLPREM04)
Dimensions for Jeep® Extreme Trail Edition camper:

•Weight: 1,050 lbs.
•Height: 52 inches
•Width: 88 inches
•Ground clearance: 15 inches

That is pretty cool but as usual over priced. But very cool and I would love one.

You could build something similar for a quarter of the price.

A friend loaned me their pop-up for Camp Commander, I am very impressed. I can see myself getting one in the future.

The Jeep offroad camper has cool factor. For the Jeep owner who has everything. But I would think a regular pop camper could be used for most offroading / camping by taking it to a "basecamp" area and wheeling without the camper from there.

I agree with you GP that you can take your regular size pop up, make base camp, and then go wheeling. I have a couple friends that do that now with their Jeep and pop up. What I like about this unit is the compact size. Its a tent for a family of 4 (that's me) with indoor sitting if needed and room to throw folding chairs and gear inside when you close it. Being compact then gives me several options for storing when not in use. I have been looking at used pups but they are more than this tent camper would need. What I dont like is the MSRP they are slapping on these. Raping you for the brand name.

I found this the other day and realized that either Mopar is getting the base unit from this company and making mods or they stole the idea: http://www.livinlite.com/6.0-overview.php
The QuickSilver 6.0 is the exact same configuration for half the cost. A 2010 unit retails for about $5,500, while I am sure you could find a used 2009 for cheaper. I do see that the QuickSilver is not as rugged as the Mopar unit as it has a canvas top enclosure and the legs that support the sleeping area look to be lightweight poles. But its and option.

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Here is a Listing for a QuickSilver 6.0 with lots of detailed photos:

http://www.theoutpostrv.com/dealerfi...?ListingID=184