personas. The Jawa logo features tropical palm
trees silhouetted against a setting sun, which
evokes a fair idea of the holiday possibilities
that you can find with your Jawa camper in
tow. I reckon I would have surfed with the
pair way back in the north coast days of the
late 1970s – but that’s another story for the
campfire!IT'S GOT THE LOOK...AND THE
GRUNT
The Jawa Outlander is an attractive camper
with its silver baked enamel finish, polished
checkerplate alloy edge trims and blackT
here’s a whole world of forward
fold camper owners out exploring
our massive country. By definition,
competition drives quality. And,
mark my words, we are in the midst of a
cracker-jack race among manufacturers to
provide the highest quality campers, full
of features and accessories, at the most
gratifying price. A keen competitor in the
race is Queensland’s Jawa Campers and
they are worth investigating.
In case you were wondering about the
name Jawa, it was coined by the owners,
the enthusiastic and charismatic Jay and
trailer that gives it an appealing aesthetic
advantage. The box is ideal for carrying all of
the annexe canvas and steel poles. It's easily
accessed by tilting down the rear bumper
frame and spare wheel mount, revealing a
large fully dust-sealed hatch on top, plus side
access doors. The cut away angles actually
take any 'boxiness' away from the aesthetics
further enhancing the outward appeal of the
camper.
Our demonstration Jawa Outlander was
also fitted with a well constructed boat/
luggage rack on top plus a further pack/
firewood rack above the forward box section.
highlights. It differsfrom competitive
forwardfolds with the addition ofalarge
storage boot across the rear of theWayne Hinchsliff, whojust ooze
Queensland appeal in
their larger-than-life
Out front the 100 x 50 x4mm A-framedrawbar
peaks with an ADR approved 2000kg
polyblock coupling,You'll definitelymake a stylish
impression with this camper