Signature Camper Trailers Elite X Off Road Camper

Seller's Comment Okay we have had this off-road camper-trailer for 4 years and we have toured all over WA, NT and SA and its time for us to move on and move up, our ages (78 & 69) are catching up with us.  It has been off-road so it does have some "pin-stripes".  We have rectified 90% of the makers "errors", the wiring has been uograded from "the lowest quoted price" to the best sized cables, with HIDI fuses, Redarc and Kings battrery chargers and Anderson ports for solar power supplied and weather-proof power sockets for 240 volts to charge batteries and run the fridge if you have a camp site where 240 volts available or if you carry a generator. The trailer has built in 3 off 120 a/h AGM battreries and two water tanks, a 120 litre rear tank and a 80 litre front tank. It has two spare tyres - one is mounted on the rear of the trailer, the other is supplied as a second spare. It has 2 off 8.5kg LPG gas bottles with a quick change over tap and 2 off 20 litre Jerry can, currently these have been used for additional diesel fuel. An additional front bayonette tap has been installed for a barbecue. The OE cambolts have been upgraded and spares along with a full set of trailing arm bushes and bolts as spares are supplied. The brake backing plates complete with brake shoes, magnets etc. were replaced 10,000 kms ago. The 4 tyres have approximately 25-35% tread remaining. The coupling is a McHitch and spare set of replacement bushes are supplied.  The adult bed is a very comfortable memory foam queen sized bed, the cabin cushions can be laid out to make up comfortable sleeping for 2 children in sleeping bags. A 2 Kw diesel heater has been installed ( see photo ) in an external tool-box and heats the interior of the tent in under 20 minutes. It has a Blue tooth remote control. 5 lires of diesel lasts roughly 20 hours of running at 100%. A hot water heater has been installed, ( see photo ) this is fed from the 80 litre front water tank, it heats the water to a maximum of 80