Coromal seeks off-road caravan buyers
Tough Thrill Seeker dirt-roaders join new Coromal timber-framed caravan rangeApollo-owned Coromal has ripped the covers off a third new, range-topping model in its new Melbourne-built, timber-framed, smooth-sided 'Seeker' caravan range.
On display at the 2021 Victorian Caravan Supershow, the new Coromal Thrill Seeker semi off-road caravans follow the launch of the entry-level Soul Seeker and Adventure Seeker family and couple touring models earlier this year.
Designed to tackle dirt and gravel Outback highways, the new full height Thrill Seeker caravans are built on an Austrail galvanised chassis with Cruisemaster DO-35 coupling, AL-KO Outback Enduro independent trailing arm coil suspension, 12in electric drum brakes, and alloy wheels with all-terrain tyres.
The show display vans also featured twin 9kg gas bottles, a rear bumper mounted spare tyre, black checker plate lower body protection and twin gal-protected 95 litre water tanks.
Coromal Thrill Seeker models on display at the Melbourne Supershow included a two berth, 18ft (body length) Thrill Seeker 180 priced at $65,990 tow-away, which featured a couple's layout including north-south queen bed, L-shape lounge/dinette, kitchen and rear ensuite with separate shower and toilet.
There were also two 19ft 6in, two berth Thrill Seeker vans on display, priced at $69,990 and $74,990 tow-away, respectively, and a 21ft 6in, four-berth Thrill Seeker 216F family model priced at $80,990 tow-away, which included a north-south queen bed, kitchen, lounge/dinette, rear ensuite and twin bunks.
Full details should be available soon on the Coromal website.
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