Breaking the mould

Taking risks, breaking the rules and being a maverick have always been important, but these days they are more crucial than ever to be successful in the overlanding and camping industries. ANTON WILLEMSE finds out whether the Freeline Campers Maverick has what it takes.

Back in the early 2000’s buying a caravan in South Africa was a pretty simple exercise, with only a few manufacturers around. Choices were limited and if you were in the market for an off-road caravan, there were only a handful of options to pick from. Jump to the present and the choices are almost endless, with something for just about every taste, need and preference. Nowadays most manufacturers focus on gravel and over-landing caravans, and yes, I refer to them as overlanding caravans as I doubt that we have any proper 4x4 caravans available in this country. We have tested a number of caravans over the past couple of years and most of them where very suitable for overlanding… which is what the majority of our readers will do…

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