Caravan

[kangeroo]

Hello

Coming back from aus , i thought how nice it would be to tour around thailand in a moble home or caravan but havent got clue where i could buy one or even get one built.

Anyone got an answer .

cheers Kangeroo.

[ignis]

I belive trailers/caravans are illegal here........ or towing them are

Maybe help ? http://www.motorhomesworldwide.com/engine_..._Campervan_Hire

[Farma]

I'm not to sure that they are illegal. I've seen them being towed and there's been treads of people transporting boats long distances on trailers.

Take a look at this thread with Thai built motor homes from last year. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...t=0&start=0

This link http://www.thaiflyingclub.com/linkmobilecampers.html gives information on someone manufacturing the campers fitted onto the back of a pickup.

[kangeroo]

I'm not to sure that they are illegal. I've seen them being towed and there's been treads of people transporting boats long distances on trailers.

Take a look at this thread with Thai built motor homes from last year. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...t=0&start=0

This link http://www.thaiflyingclub.com/linkmobilecampers.html gives information on someone manufacturing the campers fitted onto the back of a pickup.

Thanks guys that is helpfull got a couple of leads now . thought i might have a look around so i can stay in the caravan and not worrie about finding a place for the night.

again thanks. Kangeroo.

[ignis]

I'm not to sure that they are illegal. I've seen them being towed and there's been treads of people transporting boats long distances on trailers.

Take a look at this thread with Thai built motor homes from last year. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...t=0&start=0

This link http://www.thaiflyingclub.com/linkmobilecampers.html gives information on someone manufacturing the campers fitted onto the back of a pickup.

Yes but these would be Thais......? I belive trailers/caravans are illegal here for Farlangs........ or towing them as you need a different license which is not issued to Non Thais..... That is what I was told by a long standing Thai friend in the car/car leasing Business

[Farma]

I’m not doubting your friend. There have been threads in the motoring forum on towing trailers and I can remember at least 4 members posting they own and tow trailers. 3 of them tow boats and the other farm equipment.

[H2oDunc]

I belive trailers/caravans are illegal here........ or towing them are

Maybe help ? http://www.motorhomesworldwide.com/engine_..._Campervan_Hire

Obviously dont drive a lot? If you did you would see lots. I have one for my boat and most lorries here are wagon and drag, ie trailor. I think it is just down to baht. Why buy a tailor when all you need to do is stack your pick up 20 foot high? As for caravans, I have driven all round thailand and even now average 1000km a week and have never seen one. With accom so cheap here why would you want one? Unless your'e an ozzy of course ha ha ha.

[Thanyaburi Mac]

I'm not to sure that they are illegal. I've seen them being towed and there's been treads of people transporting boats long distances on trailers.

Take a look at this thread with Thai built motor homes from last year. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...t=0&start=0

This link http://www.thaiflyingclub.com/linkmobilecampers.html gives information on someone manufacturing the campers fitted onto the back of a pickup.

I stop in at that airfield mentioned i the Thai Flying Club blurb but always seem to miss Khun Prasert, the boss.

It's at the Klang Dong Airfield, aka Forego Aviation Club, in Pakchong, on the road up towards Korat.  About km 153 heading north there's a small sign on the left pointing across the highway to the entrance.  Take the next U-turn, come back a bit, and you'll see another sign pointing to the left to the entrace soi.

Only one complete that I've seen, photo attached.  Have seen other under fabrication but haven't seen any sold.

Mac

[mikethevigoman]

I belive trailers/caravans are illegal here........ or towing them are

Maybe help ? http://www.motorhomesworldwide.com/engine_..._Campervan_Hire

Obviously dont drive a lot? If you did you would see lots. I have one for my boat and most lorries here are wagon and drag, ie trailor. I think it is just down to baht. Why buy a tailor when all you need to do is stack your pick up 20 foot high? As for caravans, I have driven all round thailand and even now average 1000km a week and have never seen one. With accom so cheap here why would you want one? Unless your'e an ozzy of course ha ha ha.

He sounds English !, id love to see one going down the road behind a ford cortina ! ,,maybe the pikeys will see it and next we will have all sorts of tarmac gangs here ! marvellous

[mikethevigoman]

I'm not to sure that they are illegal. I've seen them being towed and there's been treads of people transporting boats long distances on trailers.

Take a look at this thread with Thai built motor homes from last year. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...t=0&start=0

This link http://www.thaiflyingclub.com/linkmobilecampers.html gives information on someone manufacturing the campers fitted onto the back of a pickup.

I stop in at that airfield mentioned i the Thai Flying Club blurb but always seem to miss Khun Prasert, the boss.

It's at the Klang Dong Airfield, aka Forego Aviation Club, in Pakchong, on the road up towards Korat. About km 153 heading north there's a small sign on the left pointing across the highway to the entrance. Take the next U-turn, come back a bit, and you'll see another sign pointing to the left to the entrace soi.

Only one complete that I've seen, photo attached. Have seen other under fabrication but haven't seen any sold.

Mac

Ithink you will find these are predominantly for export,.although it may catch on as long as it could utilise the vehicles air con,

[asiaworld]

pretty much defies the purpose, with abundance of roadside bungalows priced 200-300B. per nite . Thinking of europe, or some more expencive/less developed places, i may want one for myself as well