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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This video provides a tour of two high-end off-road campers, showcasing their interior features, robust exterior, and advanced systems for off-grid living. The campers, priced at $200,000 and $250,000, are designed for durability and luxury in remote environments. The content of this video is a product showcase/tour and does not contain instructions related to outdoor furniture assembly via an Allen wrench.

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Guys, let's go inside a $200,000 off-road trailer. Dan, tell me about this. Would you? >> So, this is the EXP7. So, what we do with this one, we use our patented suspension system. So, uh the idea is with uh the seven and the eight there, we um want to get off grid and stay off grid. So, wherever you want to go and you can basically do it in luxury. >> Nice. All right. So, what is with the black exterior? Is there anything special about this? Is it rhino line, bullet line? >> Yeah. So, the idea with the lining there is um to make sure that when you go down all your tracks, uh when you do brush up against trees and so on, it actually uh isn't going to damage the paintwork or anything like that. It's a nice easy brush off to uh clean the thing up. Now, here, this one is 250 down. Yep. That's EXP8. So, this one's got 20 kW of battery. It's got 1,600 W of solar. Uh the idea in through here is you can walk in through the shower straight outside. So after you've had a hike, you can come in, have a shower, and then walk straight inside. There's separate heating system inside there as opposed to the main cabin, so you can use it as a drying room. >> And then here's your main area. All right. >> One of my favorite things about this one is actually just the uh just the little steps there behind your foot. So just being able to close them up and get a bit more foot space inside or open it up for a bit more storage. >> Well, for 250,000, I so assume the whole thing would transform. Absolutely. What is the name of this? >> Uh, Brutder. So, this is an EXPA and the company is called Bruder. >> Bruder. >> Yep. >> Thank you, sir. Cheers.

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