Introducing the Aussie Teardrop off-roader, the "Desertear"


Full roll bars	Heavy duty chassis, Land Cruiser wheels, etc	Rugged but classy

Below: 4WDs wait on both sides of the river for the tide to drop and the current to slow. While the cars wait, the kids play in the rapids. Who will go first? Towing an Aussie Teardrop and still ahead of the pack...

Bribie Is. King-tide	Kids play while tide drops	Water crossing ahead of the pack!

At the beach at Straddie...		...heaven in a bubble


Red outback	Birdsville Pub	I love her far horizons

The photos above are of the new off road teardrop. This camper will go anywhere.

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Before we had the off-roader, we still did a little bush bashing. The teardrop below is a standard teardrop that we took on a trip over some low grade tracks. All we did was changed the position of the axle on our standard teardrop from being above the springs to being fitted underneath the springs. This change will give you about 5 inches more ground clearance on a straight axle and even more on an off set axle depending on your setup.

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