AOR - Handover - Matrix - Walk through - 2020

The Matrix opens a new dimension in remote area travel, perfect for an ever-changing Australian landscape
A full height and full feature off road caravan in a class of its own. Ideal for 2-4 people that enjoy extreme outback travel. Featuring our signature 1950mm wide body for easy access to those remote camp spots and 4×4 tracks. Travel year-round and enjoy the benefits of AOR’s proven off-road technology.
The Matrix opens a new dimension in remote area travel, for people wanting more space and loads of options to cope with the ever-changing Australian landscape.
COOKING
Standard internal kitchen, S/S sink, drain board, H/C mixer tap, generous pantry/prep areas
External sliding S/S shelf, suitable for BBQ, various optional layouts,gas bayonet
130L upright fridge freezer mounted, vibration proofing
More useable awning space 3.6 x 2.2m
Internal 3 burner stove, glass cook top, plenty of storage
SLEEPING
Featuring standard full-size queen bed, optional twin beds
Large overhead locker storage areas on both sides of van, full length
Cafe dinette, with large table
Under bed storage and 5 drawers
Large tinted windows, integrated fly, privacy screens
AMENITIES
Internal hot shower, easy clean fibreglass with flick mixer
Marine macerator toilet system with 140L capacity
External H/C shower mixer taps at rear of trailer
Internal Diesel air cabin heater
12V wall mounted Sirocco fanDiscover more with AOR.
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Made in Australia, built to go the distance.

[@mjn007]

Do you know what kind of car the owner is towing this with?

[@isaac.explorer.oficial]

That’s an interesting layout and very well sorted camper trailer. I looked at you because of AMCT website, nearly everybody around the world knows how tough Aussie off-road vehicles are. Questions: 1) is there any layout for 4 (one double and two single beds) in the shortest and lightest trailer (to be towed by a Jeep Gladiator 3.6 Pentastar V6)? 2) any option to relocate the entrance door to the right side? 3) is it possible for a larger gas storage (10 kilo gas tanks)? 4) option for shipping overland? I’m in Lima, Peru. Thank you in advance.

[@AustralianOffRoadAOR]

Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, we do not export to Peru.

[@rebeccacarey641]

Where so you keep your dry food and pots etc for cooking outside?

[@AustralianOffRoadAOR]

Hi Rebecca, This trailer is a primarily inside cooking trailer, all of your storage for cooking is inside.

[@Mojomo777]

Thank you for sharing, I am new to AOR products. I may ask the following please? Is this product contain timber or material than can be damaged by water/moisture? Does all electrical function separated/protected from water line/water pipe, any water proofing & what is the maximum wading depth? Dust proof or internal pressure for dust proofing?

[@AustralianOffRoadAOR]

Hi, thanks for your questions. Our construction is fibreglass so therefore so does not have any timber as part of the body for the reasoning it is very light, well insulated and would not occur damage from water if it was to get in the trailer. As for the plumbing we use John Guest fittings which seal very well to prevent the chances of leakage as much as possible. We do not have a wading depth unfortunately but we are very confident in the way we seal our trailers to make sure they are water tight and dust proof. We use marine seals on all compartments which is a major contributor to making sure the trailer can get through water crossing etc. with no water getting into the trailer. Please let us know if you have any further questions!

[@Ted...youtubee]

Mostly I like the layout, but cooktop in the corner feels wrong to me.

[@burkefox3208]

Are they available in the States

[@cristiangarcia2361]

Todo bien excepto por el horrible tatuaje del presentador