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Old Meets New With the Vintage-Inspired, Modern Cortes Campers Travel Trailer

For such a vintage-looking RV , it’s hard to believe that Cortes Campers’ 17-foot Travel Trailer makes any kind of departure from the campers of yore. But looks can be deceiving, and the startup, based out of Cleveland, Oh., has multiple patents in process to protect its 21st-century tech. And maybe that’s the appeal: A heritage-looking product with totally modern guts. (Hey, it’s working for fellow Ohio company Airstream.) How is the Travel Trailer awesome? Let us count the ways.

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Working from the outside in, the first is its aesthetics, which owe no small debt of gratitude to Airstream and the now-defunct Avion for the symmetrical Twinkie shape. (Cortes even tacitly acknowledges this on its landing page, referring to “another well-known travel trailer manufacturer that decided to build campers the same way airplanes were built approximately a century ago.” Yeah, we know who you’re talking about.) But rather than using the same construction methods for its glossy exterior, Cortes claims to be the first to utilize a proprietary layering method of aluminized fiberglass and carbon fiber. (Yeah, we don’t fully understand that either.) The result, however, is evident in weight, or the lack thereof: Impervious to corrosion, rust, and rot, the complete package weighs 1,800 pounds, or around 50% less than competitors for its size, allowing most vehicles to tow either its cheaper, colored options (think early iPods) or a more expensive mirrored silver finish model.

Moving inside, its 14-foot-tall interior (almost six and a half feet vertically) is suitable for two adults or for a family of three, with a double bed and twin bed available in both layout options. Lighted overhead storage, a wardrobe, and cabinets ensure there’s plenty of room to secure items so they’re not underfoot. Appliances including refrigerator, microwave, three-burner range with hood, and a 28-inch HD LED TV all come standard. There are thirty-plus-gallon graywater and freshwater tanks, and a six-gallon water heater for the shower and sinks. There’s also a toilet, so you won’t have to dig a trench.

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While the Cortes Campers 17-foot Travel Trailer is priced competitively among its peers ($39,950 for colors and $47,950 for silver), it’s certainly a significant investment. The argument for it is both in durability and weight. With its revolutionary exterior construction, you get both the vintage look and cutting-edge performance. And with the low weight, you can buy the RV and just tow it with your Subaru or Toyota rather than Googling what exactly a Hemi is. (One more thing we’re iffy about.) Vintage RVs are great, but ask any classic car owner about maintenance and you’ll get an earful about unreliability. If you’re looking for the best blend between good looks, modern construction, and the ability to utilize the vehicle you already own, there’s not a better choice than the Travel Trailer.

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Few brands symbolize the Great American Road Trip like Airstream. On the outside, its iconic aluminum travel trailers have changed little since the last century, and for our money, that's a very good thing. Across the lineup, however, the interiors have evolved into something altogether different. They're more polished, more luxurious — even downright swanky — and we're not talking about just the flagship models that sell for well north of $150,000.

The new Airstream Caravel 16RB offers many of the same upscale features and specs of its pricier brethren in one of the company's most compact footprints ever. But don't let the diminutive size of this Airstream camper fool you. Airstream managed to pack all the amenities of a modern luxury apartment into just under 17 feet -- how's that for van life?. That has us seriously reconsidering our current living situation.

It's been two years since Tesla announced its Cybertruck, and while it hasn't yet gone into production (current estimates place it in 2022), that hasn't prevented at least one company from announcing its own pop-up camper top for the truck's bed. Stream It, Inc.'s CyberLandr should be taken with a grain of salt, as it's not exactly like designing an iPhone cover, but it's still enticing, showing a picture of what 21st-century Van Life might look like. Related Guides

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Plenty of RVs and campers claim to be designed with the serious outdoorsman in mind. (And we've written about many.) But the HQ19 by Aussie-born Black Series, only recently available in the U.S., redefines what we thought possible, both in function and in range. It's not an exaggeration to say that with the company's travel trailers, men can go deeper into the backcountry than ever before while enjoying creature comforts not even found in surrounding towns.

Founded 11 years ago in Oz, from the start Black Series emphasized low cost with damn-near bulletproof performance, crafting pull-behind campers that could survive the rigors of the outback. But while it began with the more affordable pop-up-style campers (its first cost just over $5,000 at current conversion rates), it has since expanded into caravan-style RVs built on the same all-terrain principles. This opened an entirely new category, as solid walls allows luxury features. Relocating its headquarters to Los Angeles three years ago, the company has begun to pump out an expanded line of models that deliver industry-leading function and durability to the American market. Related Guides

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Cortes Campers travel trailer 22 highlights:

• Three Burner Cooktop
• Sleeps Four to Five
• Single Beds with King Conversion
• Dry Weight Under 2900 Lbs. 

If you're looking for a little more sleeping space, take a look at this Cortes Camper 22! There are two single beds with a California king-size bed conversion , plus table dinette that can convert to a twin bed/seat for more guests! The full bath lets you clean up each day and there is a closet to store your things. This model also includes a refrigerator to store perishables, a microwave for quick meals, plus a sink for easy clean up!

The Cortes Campers is better thanks to their durable construction that is double hulled with a honeycomb core and true 4 season capabilities ! There is zero wood construction so you don't have to worry about rot, plus zero carpet or linoleum for easy clean up. Each model includes molded anti-skid fiberglass floors, double paned acrylic windows, and drawers made of "King Starboard". You will love how lightweight and aerodynamic these trailers are, allowing you to get to your destination hassle-free! There are also kitchen and bath amenities, along with versatile sleeping space and innovative storage solutions for your belongings!

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With years of experience in designing and manufacturing offshore high-performance powerboats from the best-in-class marine fabrication materials, the company decided to challenge RV manufacturers by utilizing its expertise to design and build travel trailers for the RV market.

 Cortes Campers plans to dominate the RV market with its top of the line molded fiberglass Travel Trailers with patent pending designs for comfort, style, durability and longevity.

 Only premium fiberglass composites are used in the construction of the interior and exterior monolithic structural surfaces covering a core center. Only the best exclusive marine grade gelcoats is applied to coat the fiberglass surface.

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Best Of Camping: ‘2021 Cortes Camper Trailer’

Cortes Campers manufactures retro-styled trailers using patent-pending biaxial aluminized fiberglass, carbon fiber and finishes them with marine-grade Gelcoat. In addition to their feathery weight, these travel trailers are extremely durable, robust, well-insulated and long-lasting. Since the camper lacks a wooden interior, one could count it out for being grungy, but your thought is instantly altered at the first look of the glossy interiors. The camper is not short on facilities either, it comes equipped with a double or twin bed for ease of sleeping people of all age groups – at the end of the trailer is a dining area equipped with a carbon fiber/Kevlar table, which transforms into a bed.

The luxurious yet nostalgic retro travel trailers are also equipped with a kitchen featuring a full-sized refrigerator, microwave, oven, a cooktop and a sink, and has a bathroom with a toilet, sink and shower. The trailer also comes fitted with HDTV, heating and cooling solutions and water tanks for fresh and gray water. The luxurious 17-ft travel trailer has lot of storage space, windows, and customers can choose from palette Gelcoat color finishes. Each of these trailers can be customized and shipped in 6-8 weeks from order from the company’s manufacturing facility in Cleveland, Ohio. If you are interested, the aluminized fiberglass version of the travel trailer starts at $47,950.

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T-Mobile’s New Internet Plan Lets You Travel With It for $160

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Frequently roadtrippin’ people with an RV or who like to camp or are stilling clinging to #vanlife, T-Mobile has a new internet plan for you. Be warned, it is not cheap if you want unlimited data.

Called “T-Mobile Away,” this is an internet plan that costs $160 per month for access to unlimited data, includes a gateway device (that needs to be plugged in), allows for up to 64 device connections at a time, will keep you connected while in-motion, and uses all of T-Mobile’s 5G and 4G network. There’s also a $110 per month version that gets you 200GB of data. Both prices require autopay.

Who really is this plan for? T-Mobile really is suggesting it’s for “frequent travelers like RVers, campers and digital nomads.” As someone who isn’t a part of that crowd today, I don’t know what it’s like to need internet on the road 24-7. In the comparison above, I can see that there are several options to choose from, but T-Mobile is saying (of course) that it’s new Away plan is the best because of its feature set. I’ll let you decide, traveling friends.

The new plan goes live May 8.

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INTRODUCING   THE NEW CORTES 16 BEST Camper for your rental business!

Full List of Custom Options to Meet Your Personal Adventures!

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Double Hulled with Honeycomb Core

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Drawers made of "King Starboard"

Lightweight AND Aerodynamic

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Introducing the Cortes 16  RV Travel Trailer with a King size bed.

How is the new Cortes 16  different? s

The all new Cortes 16 has plenty of sleeping room. The new layout has enough room for 3 people to sleep comfortably. The new bed layout (80" x 74") is more suited for taller people (6"8") and you don't have to wake up your partner to get out of bed. You now sleep the length of the camper and not the width.

The ONLY camper with ZERO wood or any other material that will rot!

DRY WEIGHT: 2220 lbs.

The new kitchen comes nicely equipped with a 2 burner cook-top, 55 liter DC refrigerator freezer combo,  stainless steel sink and an on demand hot water heater.

Cortes Campers 16 RV Travel Trailer Day and Night Floor Plan Arrangements

The newest edition to the Cortes Campers product line offers its molded Fiberglass Travel Trailer with a King bed option that sleep 2-3 people and easily converts from daytime to nighttime floor plan arrangements.

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