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Australian manufacturer unveils caravan with 1960s retro design

21.02.2026 09:00 1 min 1 source РУС
La Vanguardia SPA
Australian manufacturer unveils caravan with 1960s retro design
Original source: La Vanguardia

Australian company Goldy Caravans has launched the Beach Cruiser caravan, styled after 1965 models. The trailer is 4.8 meters long, has a tare weight of about 1100 kg, and a maximum authorized mass of 1500 kg. The starting price is around 50,000 euros.

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Australian manufacturer unveils caravan with 1960s retro design

21.02.2026 La Vanguardia SPA Original source

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