Member I
i looked at all of these and more. Most of them coming in between $20k and $35k whichI thought were definitely overpriced and didn’t think would hold up long. I even saw used Moby trailers for ~$25k. Then I came across the Opus. Tent top not my first preference but the value for money was comparatively amazing + the build quality. To top it off, I got an OP4 with list price of ~$28k for $20k, so it all added up.
Member III
Looks like they copied the Earth Cruiser layout & put it on a trailer. Nice but I don't want to pull a trailer myself.If I had the money I think this is the camping trailer I would buy!
OP15 | OPUS Camper USA
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Member I
Finalized the deal at overland East and picked up an in stock unit that looked like it had been sitting in an open lot for quite a while. So doesn’t look pristine but will do because it’s meant to be beat up anyways ;)
Member III
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I don't want to pull a trailer that heavy for sure. I guess the problem with making them strong enough to handle traveling off road is it makes them heavier. Since I already invested in and bought a RTT my goal is a hard trailer that sleeps at least 2 instead of a tent trailer so I can mount the tent on top of the trailer and expand sleeping from 2 to 4 or 5! Not ready for a $20k or more payment right now so I'll just keep researching. I do like the OP4, just need a hard top to mount my existing RTT on.
Enthusiast III
