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These somewhat goat-like RVs are made by EarthCruiser.
They’re designed, made and tested in Australia, and are being shipped to the States in container boxes. They’re shipped elsewhere as well. You can get them in either left or right hand drive.
“We are already exporting EarthCruiser units to the Europe, Spain, Egypt and the UK as well as Australia and customers are travelling to remote locations all over the globe,” said Lance Gillies, Managing Director of EarthCruiser Overland Vehicles.
The vehicle boasts being created from experience, extensive experience in some of the world’s toughest environments. They say that no other vehicle has traveled as much of the world as their brand. Is that true?
The vehicle is reportedly easy to drive. It has a lot of height and a big windshield so you can look down on obstacles.
“Current EarthCruiser owners include: wildlife photographers, hunters, surfers, rock climbers, adventure seekers, and corporations needing 4×4 capable RVs. The vehicle is also in demand by Eco and Volunteer travelers who are delivering medical supplies to remote locations, teaching children, repairing endangered reefs, and a wide variety of outreach programs.”
The transmission is a six-speed auto. It has a full manual mode though. There’s no lag time changing gears, EarthCruiser says.
You may also have seen the EarthCruiser flat-bed model.
