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The manufacturer FiftyTen (50Ten) from Germany has had a full-size camping system for pickups for Ford, Toyota, Nissan or VW & Co. at a price of almost $ 38.000 for a long time. But now there is also one Mid-Size Variant that is suitable for the brand new Jeep Gladiator, for example. The German company sells the superstructures across the pond through its first US partner, Goose Gear ™, and will be at the next weekend Overland Expo East exhibit a gladiator with the new system. The so-called "tray system" is accessible from three sides and has plenty of usable storage space. But the focus is on the foldable tent.
Tent fabric can be easily removed
On the company's website is described that the tent fabric can even be removed relatively easily and also can be transported on the roof of various things and fix with the rails on the right and left. The highlight is the simple way of the roof tent, that can be just as easy to close as build. Integrated is a high quality washable mattress and adjustable springs. Incidentally, Goose Gear will also present a few options for expansion and the system is available in the US for just under 33.000 $
Of course that had not happened yet!
tuningblog has many more news around the topic Camping and RV at the beginning. Do you want to see them all? Just click HERE and look around. Our focus is especially on converted Campers & mobile homes. That means you will find less reports on classic standard motorhomes here but much more we try to present specially modified copies that show that the subject Tuning is represented in the camping & RV scene. Following an excerpt of the last campers and campers:
FiftyTen Camping with the brand new Jeep Gladiator
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