Many people often ask me about the main differences in usability between a POD camper (like teardrop or squaredrop models) and other types. One key point that TVAN marketing may not highlight enough is its exceptional off-road capability, not that it just can do it but the fact it was designed to be in those conditions. As a TVAN owner, sometimes I lie down inside and look at the roof, realising I've spent as much as I would on a full 22ft luxury van. The true value of the TVAN becomes evident when you tackle seriously rough off-road conditions and everything arrives intact and working, you never really have a concern on the trip that’s when you understand the investment. Initially, two people in my circle of friends didn't even consider a camper or hybrid because they didn't want to tow. After seeing the TVAN's capabilities firsthand, on several trips their perceptions of its value for money changed, and now we are a three-vehicle TVAN convoy. Our heavily modified Adventra has navigated the MK5 through some remarkable track conditions. The way it handles feedback from the wagon and responds to the terrain makes it feel like an integral part of the towing setup rather than just a trailer carrying your bed. It turns the whole trip into this awesome off-road journey where your home is wherever you park it. Seeing the onset of rain makes me really appreciate opening up the TVAN. It's always dry and cozy inside, and watching the raindrops hit the window while listening to the soothing sounds of the rainfall is just the best. With a TVAN, the rugged Aussie landscape feels like home, so much that you never really feel like it’s time to head back. It might take a while for the US market to catch on, but once they see more TVANs around, they’ll get why it’s a game-changer.

Makes me want to pack the Mrk5 murranji and head off! Keep up the great work.

Love the family pride that this video portrays. My first adventure was 2+ years traveling OZ in a Kombi. That was in the early 80's. Retirment isn't far away now and the "Spark" has certainly got my interest. Great work and go you great team of Aussies!!!

Australian owned *AND MADE*... this is important in a world of big brand name offerings that are imported from overseas.

Great camper - we got ours last year.

Great Video. I love my Mk5 Murranji - Have to say the Skydeck is so handy. Great work on building a quality trusted brand.

You didn't show inside or what size is the bed please, I'm over 6 foot tall

What size is the bed

Very cool

where does the fridge go

Hi there, amazing stuff. I was trying to get a product list and pricing of the trailer. Especially zenith edition and its accessories, but no one replies me when I leave my info on the website, please help :)

thank you for clarifying all this stupid woke, global warming crap. I now know which camper I will never buy.

Another seriously good camper from Track Trailer. The focus on renewable energy is very welcome... and that's a pretty serious 12V system!

Is there a video of how all that canvas folds back in then up? Be interesting if it's wet. Nice and heavy I assume.

I like the functionality of the TVAN. That said, the exterior design just screams garage truck to me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I'm not trying to insult because I do like the trailer.

Useless video. Show me pictures of the van Storage, bed ,shower, seating,.

Just going to buy second hand one and this has helped sell me thanks 😊

If only it was grizzly proof but I still wanna get it

Looking super young there Graham hehe. Only seen this video as we're looking at a mk5 but it has to be able to go behind the Adventra and the Fortuner.

Looks like the tent doesn't touch the ground. How rigid is the floor?

Our order's in - can't wait until September to pick her up ;-)

Great concept just out of reach for normal people ! Wow $120,000 plus who honestly would consider it

Are you trying to sell your van? I wanted to see the van not a couple on holiday.

Can you fit this awning to an 03 T van??

I have been thinking the same in regards to no comments in every track video on youtube lol. I think because of the price tag its the oldies who are the target audience and we know they are not to good on the internet. I would love user feedback in the comment section.

Love its idea. Small but lots of features

Was hoping to see the trailer. The inside/outside and features. Not some stupid couple walking about doing some willy nilly thing

Great camper, but mate, you're on TV, loose the classes and engage with your audience!

Being able to have a Trakmaster Van serviced by its' own brand manufacturer will be excellent.

RIP to the PX1 Ranger! Lol.... Looks like it really took one for the team; sacrificial testing at it's best... need a Raptor or something with a sorted suspension package to try and wreck these vans :)

any dealers in Europe?

Funky bedspread you have there Patski!

Show more of the Van, not scenery shots please.

Congratulations! Been following you for a long time. Unique design, solutions and options. Good job! Keep up!

That Ranger looks like it rides terrible

Excellent philosophy for a business.

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i dont understand how this is 80k and a 21 foot plus van with more features is the same price.

Track TVAN, I have one, they are just such a quality piece of kit, well worth the money. So quick to setup and dependable in the outback.

A great company and products.

awesome

Love the company, always have, I wish them continued success.

Would love purple!!!

Would love to see the setup not just talk about it!!!

All I can add is "ditto" ...

Man I want one but I'm In The U.S.

16k views...and only 2 comments😕

next time, take a decent camera man for the review. Or get him a tripod and a a lens that is suited to filming inside confined spaces. With such close up shaky views, it makes it very hard to get an understanding of the actual lay out within the trailer. like the product, hate the video. its a disservice to your brand

The t-van is my fav concept camper for a number of reasons, and it really is a vehicle in it's own class imo. The problem is... with all due respect to Pat, the people chosen to review will often say similar things about other campers. So the point I'm trying to make? If you follow Pat, Michael Browning, John Willis, and many others that have reviewed this camper, you will also find that most of them whole-heartedly promote OTHER campers to potential customers also--some of which are JUNK. At the end of the day, the seeking customer is back to square one, as the reviewers basically say, one camper after the next, "they are all good".

The t-van is great, but listening to Ron Moon has a bad name for himself... he is annoying to listen to actually...