Club 4X4 Partnership – Track Trailer

Club 4X4 is proud to announce our latest partnership with Track Trailer. Track Trailer comes from strong roots in military manufacture and 18 years building the iconic T-Van. This experience which has been put to …

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Feb 01 2017

Club 4X4 is proud to announce our latest partnership with Track Trailer.

Track Trailer comes from strong roots in military manufacture and 18 years building the iconic T-Van. This experience which has been put to good use to design and build trailers that will withstand Australia’s harshest conditions and tracks while maintaining the comforts of home.

With a growing model range and brands such as Bolwell on board, if you’re looking for a product that offers research and development from years of experience, then get in and see the team at Track Trailer at Unit 1/640 Dorset Rd, Bayswater North, Victoria.

Happy Touring

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