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German-built Sealander camper trailer doubles as a motorboat

16.08.2026 11:03 1 min 1 source РУС
Carscoops ENG
German-built Sealander camper trailer doubles as a motorboat
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The Sealander, built in Germany, is a hybrid of a light teardrop trailer and a motorboat. On land it is a trailer, on water it is a boat, and the transition takes place via a slipway. It measures 469 cm long, weighs up to 750 kg, and can be towed by small cars without a special license. Prices start at €39,750, with the outboard engine sold separately.

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