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Rossmonster unveils two off-road campers: Baja Plus and Trail 72

08.06.2026 13:00 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Rossmonster unveils two off-road campers: Baja Plus and Trail 72
Original source: 32CARS

In Brief

Rossmonster (also Rossmönster) expands its Baja lineup with two models: Baja Plus for long-term autonomy and Baja Trail 72 for high-speed off-roading.

Rossmonster (also referred to as Rossmönster in some sources) has introduced two new off-road camper models: the Baja Plus and the Baja Trail 72.

Baja Plus is built on a Ford F-550 or Ram 5500 chassis and is designed for extended autonomous travel. It features a pop-up roof module with a ceiling height of up to 203 cm, a water capacity of up to 257 liters, lithium iron phosphate batteries up to 1620 Ah, and solar panels up to 800 W. According to one source, it is equipped with LiquidSpring hydraulic suspension.

Baja Trail 72 is based on a Ford F-350 and targets challenging off-road and high-speed desert conditions. It comes with a reinforced Carli Pintop suspension, 37-inch BFG KO2 tires, and underbody protection. Another source states that 80% of its components are supplied by Extreme Motorsports, including a reinforced front suspension and a rear roll cage.

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Rossmonster unveils two off-road caravans: Baja Plus and Trail 72

08.06.2026 32CARS TUR Original source

Rossmönster Baja Plus and Trail 72: Two Off-Road Campers for Different Purposes

29.05.2026 Motor1.com DEU Original source

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