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Old 09-04-2014, 12:03 PM   #1
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Off road TT's?
Does any other mainstream company make TT's designed for off road use like the Jayco Baja series? By 'off road', I mean driving up Forest Service/BLM unimproved roads to get to hunting camps, etc. Maybe even taking it up to Alaska? I'm looking at a small, lightweight type.
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You might want o look at the Livin Lite, Barcat, all aluminum construction, off-road models. Bearcat off road campers | Livin' Lite RV

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