Austrack Campers

The Simpson X is Austrack's rooftop tent camper trailer, a 4.1m long, 1.8m wide box trailer standing 2.2m tall with the tent folded, sleeping three. It carries a 910kg tare before the tent against a 1,500kg ATM with a 100kg ball weight. A 230Ah lithium battery, 200W of solar and a 100L fresh water tank are standard, on a zincanneal steel chassis and drawbar.

The Telegraph-LT is Austrack's lightest forward-folding soft-floor camper trailer, 5.4m long, 1.9m wide and 1.5m tall for travel. It carries a 1,060kg tare, tent included, against a 1,800kg ATM with a 140kg ball weight. A 230Ah lithium battery, 200W solar blanket, 2000W inverter and 120L fresh water tank are standard, on a zincanneal steel chassis and drawbar.

The Plenty-LT is Austrack's double-folding soft-floor camper trailer, 5.4m long, 1.9m wide and 1.5m tall for travel. It sleeps up to six across a queen main bed, a double rear bed and a convertible lounge. It carries a 1,120kg tare, tent included, against a 1,800kg ATM with a 140kg ball weight. A 230Ah lithium battery, 200W solar blanket, 2000W inverter and 120L water tank are standard.

The Telegraph X is Austrack's forward-folding camper trailer for three, 5.5m long, 2.0m wide and 1.6m tall for travel. It carries a 1,470kg tare, tent included, against a 2,250kg ATM with a 140kg ball weight. Two fresh water tanks hold 170L, and a 230Ah lithium battery, 200W solar blanket and 2000W inverter are standard.

The Austrack Savannah-X Rear Slide is a hard-floor off-road camper trailer for families, sleeping up to five with two queen beds. Tare is about 1,630kg with the tent and ball weight about 140kg. It is registered to 2,250kg, which leaves about 620kg of payload. Both queen beds have medium-density foam mattresses, and the dining couches seat six and convert to a second bedroom. The interior is waterproof composite board with a timber laminate finish and storage under the seats. A stainless steel slide-out kitchen carries drawers, a sink with electric pump, a multi-burner stove, a grill plate and fold-out benches. The full annex is 5.5m by 2.4m with roof, walls, floor and draft skirt, plus a tropical roof and a privacy wall to the bedroom. An ensuite privacy room with a portable toilet and a portable gas hot water system are standard. Gas struts and quick-lock aluminium poles give a two-minute tent setup. The chassis and drawbar are fully welded hot-dip galvanised RHS box steel with underbody deadener. The chassis is 100 x 50 x 3mm and the drawbar 120 x 50 x 4mm. Suspension is heavy-duty independent coil spring with twin shock absorbers per arm, on six-stud 4x4 hubs with 10-inch electric brakes. It wears 265/75 R16 mud-terrain tyres on alloy wheels and a McHitch 3.5T off-road coupling, with dual rear recovery points. The tent is 16oz double-stitched canvas. A gas-strut boat rack rated to 150kg doubles as a clothesline. Power is 230Ah of lithium battery on a Renogy system with touchscreen and wireless control. It has a 2,000W inverter, a 35A 240V charger and a 50A DC to DC and solar charger. A 200W solar blanket is listed among the inclusions. Water is 120L and 50L underfloor poly tanks with aluminium guards and a 12V pump. There are holders for two 20L jerry cans and two gas bottles. A large external fridge-freezer sits on a slide in the front storage, beside pantry drawers and a generator space. There are 240V outlets inside and out and a 50A Anderson plug wired to the batteries. Austrack sells through its own showrooms in Brisbane, Townsville, Sydney, Newcastle, Melbourne, Pakenham, Perth and Adelaide. It delivers to most capital cities and northern Queensland for a freight fee, and attends camping expos around the country. Gun Metal Grey and Midnight Black are the colour options, one at extra cost.

The Plenty-X is the larger of Austrack's two double-folding camper trailers, 6.3m long, 2.4m wide and 1.7m tall for travel, sleeping six. It carries a 1,740kg tare, tent included, against a 2,500kg ATM with a 180kg ball weight. The body is timber-free composite sandwich panel, two fresh tanks hold 210L, and a 230Ah lithium battery, 200W solar blanket and 2000W inverter are standard.

The Stockton X3 is the three-berth model in Austrack's composite-bodied Stockton series, 6.0m long, 2.3m wide and 1.9m tall for travel. It carries a 1,870kg tare against a 2,500kg ATM with a 210kg ball weight. Two fresh tanks hold 200L with a separate 80L grey tank, and 600W of solar feeds a 460Ah lithium bank through a 3000W inverter.

The Stockton X7 is Austrack's family off-road camper, about 6m long, 2.3m wide and 1.9m high, sleeping up to seven on king and double beds. It carries an ensuite privacy room with a portable toilet and both an indoor and a slide-out outdoor kitchen. The outdoor kitchen has a cooktop, sink and drainage, and the indoor kitchen has a microwave, fridge, cooktop and grill. Medium-density mattresses fit the king and double beds, and a diesel heater, reverse-cycle air conditioning and instant hot water are standard. The build is timber-free: composite sandwich panel walls on a honeycomb floor, with a fully welded hot-dip galvanised chassis and drawbar. It rides on Austuff independent suspension with twin Pedders shocks, 6-stud 4x4 hubs and 12-inch electric brakes, behind a McHitch 3.5T off-road coupling. Two 230Ah lithium batteries and 600W of solar feed an Arizon 3,000W inverter. A 200A AC charger, a 100A DC-DC charger and an MPPT controller keep them charged. Water is a 120L and an 80L underfloor fresh tank plus an 80L grey tank, all with an aluminium guard and a 12V pump. A 200W solar blanket is optional. Tare is about 1,890kg with about 610kg of payload against a 2,500kg registered trailer mass, and ball weight is about 220kg. Austrack supplies it with a VIN plate ready for registration, and it comes with a package of included extras. Austrack delivers to most capital cities and northern Queensland.

The Stockton XE is Austrack's camper trailer for families, sleeping up to seven. It is about 6m long, 2.3m wide and 1.9m high. Tare is about 1,910kg, payload about 590kg and ball weight about 220kg. It is registered as a 2,500kg trailer, which is its ATM (Aggregate Trailer Mass). Beds are a king and a double on medium-density mattresses, with an ensuite privacy room and a portable toilet. Cooking is a slide-out outdoor kitchen with a cooktop, sink and drainer, plus an internal kitchen with a microwave, fridge, cooktop and grill. The body is timber-free, with composite sandwich panels and honeycomb flooring in a titanium grey satin finish. The chassis and drawbar are fully welded and hot-dip galvanised, with a McHitch 3.5T off-road coupling. It rides on Austuff independent suspension with Pedders twin shocks, six-stud 4x4 hubs and 12-inch electric brakes. Tyres are 235/65R15 on alloy wheels, with a third wheel as the spare. Power is 600W of solar into two 230Ah lithium batteries through an Arizon 3,000W inverter. A 200A AC charger, a 100A DC-DC charger and an MPPT controller keep them topped up. Water is a 120L and an 80L fresh tank plus an 80L grey tank behind an aluminium guard, with instant hot water. A diesel heater and a reverse-cycle air conditioner are fitted. Austrack sells direct, delivers to most capital cities and northern Queensland, and shows the camper at camping expos. Austrack notes it may swap an advertised component for one of similar value when supply changes.

The Zodiac Pearl 18 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 2,430kg tare and a 300kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 8m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The bed is a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen. It is the only Zodiac on a single axle. Its microwave is a 23L flatbed, where the other eight carry a 29L microwave with an air fryer. Power is 750W of solar and a 690Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 14ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Opal 19 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 2,760kg tare and a 260kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 8.4m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The beds are a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen and two 800 by 1,900mm bunks, with a third bunk optional. Power is 750W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 15ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Emerald 21 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 2,870kg tare and a 240kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 9m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The bed is a 2,000 by 1,530mm island queen. Austrack fits leather lounge seating and describes the Emerald as a club layout. Power is 900W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 17ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Ruby 21 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 2,880kg tare and a 200kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 9m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The bed is a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen. Power is 900W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So is a washing machine with a dryer. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Garnet 21 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 3,020kg tare and a 300kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to four. It measures 9m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The beds are a 2,000 by 1,530mm island queen and two 800 by 1,900mm bunks, with a third bunk optional. Power is 900W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 16ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Topaz 22 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 3,050kg tare and a 210kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 9.3m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The bed is a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen. It is the only Zodiac with a concealed motorised 43 inch pop-up television, where the rest carry a 28 inch smart TV. Power is 1050W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 18ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Sapphire 23 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 2,940kg tare and a 240kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 9.6m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The bed is a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen. At 2,940kg it is the lightest of the four 23 foot and 22 foot Zodiacs. Power is 1200W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 19ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Diamond 23 Family is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 3,080kg tare and a 240kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to four. It measures 9.6m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The beds are a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen and two 800 by 1,900mm bunks, with a third bunk optional. It is the heaviest Zodiac at a 3,080kg tare. Power is 1200W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 19ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.

The Zodiac Onyx 23 is one of nine Zodiac off-road touring caravans Austrack builds. It has a 3,020kg tare and a 180kg tow ball weight, and Austrack rates it to sleep up to three. It measures 9.6m long, 2.5m wide and 3.2m high. The bed is a 1,530 by 2,000mm queen. Austrack fits two reclining massage chairs in place of the leather lounge the other Zodiacs carry. Power is 1200W of solar and a 920Ah lithium battery bank. Charging runs through a 3,000W inverter, a 200A AC charger and a 100A DC-DC and solar charger. Water is two 120L fresh tanks and an 80L grey tank with an on-demand hot water system. Inside, the kitchen has a four-zone induction cooktop and a 180L Dometic fridge freezer. Outside there is a 95L dual-zone fridge and an alfresco kitchen with a four-burner stove and a sink. A separate internal ensuite and toilet, a reverse-cycle air conditioner and a 2,000W diesel heater are standard. So are a washing machine with a dryer and a 19ft manual rolling awning. The chassis and drawbar are hot-dipped galvanised 150 by 50 by 4mm steel, under a welded aluminium frame with composite panels. It runs AusTuff independent coil suspension with Pedders foam cell shocks, 12 inch electric brakes and a Cruisemaster DO35 off-road coupling on 265/75R16 all-terrain tyres.