"With decades of experience behind their conviction and handling of fiberglass, Escape Trailer has stayed true to its signature construction style allowing it to trim the weight. For the interested, the E13 is built with 100 percent molded fiberglass creating a true one-piece shell. To the tiny camping trailer, it means a lightweight and incredibly durable body, which is fuel-efficient to tow and easy to maintain over the decades."
"The first molded fiberglass egg trailer from Scamp Trailers, a popular Minnesota-based RV manufacturer of the '70s. Purpose-built to tread off-the-paved-roads, Scamp X transforms the beloved egg camper into a serious off-roader, which the Escape 13 doesn't really match up, but the latter's interior makes up for it. On the outside, the two trailers are molded fiberglass shells but, on the inside, the E13 is created to maximize space and ensures small-scale camping is done right."
Escape Trailer of Chilliwack, Canada offers the Escape 13, a 13-foot aerodynamic camper built as a 100 percent molded fiberglass one-piece shell. The one-piece fiberglass body reduces weight and increases durability, yielding a dry weight of 1,850 lbs and fuel-efficient towing. The interior is engineered to maximize usable space and maintain convenience and safety in a compact footprint. The trailer sits on a single 3,500 lb axle and a GVWR of 2,500 lbs to allow towing by smaller vehicles. Thirteen exterior color options are available. The design favors lightweight longevity over heavy off-road capability.
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