Handcrafted in California by Bowlus Road Chief, these aluminum-clad travel trailers feature race-car-inspired aerodynamics that deliver the smoothest ride possible. Plus, the amazing campers can even go off the grid for different times before needing to be recharged.
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The beautiful vintage-style caravans are available in two models. The smaller of the two, the On the road the model starts at $ 137,000. It is 24 inches long and can accommodate up to four people. At 2,500 lbs, it can be easily hitched up and towed, and this model takes up minimal space for parking. The motorhome has a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchenette and a dining area that can accommodate two people.
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The largest model, the Endless highways, is 26 inches long and weighs 3,200 pounds. Starting at $ 185,000, this model has larger and more comfortable living space than its counterpart, and it offers additional flexible design features. The spacious bedroom, for example, converts from two twin beds to a larger king-size bed, adding extra space to accommodate all types of travel companions. There is also a kitchen and enough dining space for four people.
In addition to their versatile sizes and features, Bowlus campers also offer high quality wheeled houses that cater to the adventurer in all of us. Campers are able to operate four seasons with heated floors and waterproof insulation that keeps indoor temperatures constant year round.
For these challenging adventures, the amazing campers are equipped with powerful lithium iron phosphate power systems that allow these caravans to travel off the grid for varying periods of time. The On the road the model can work off-grid for a long weekend, while the Endless highways the model can go a full week without a load.
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