California Beach T5 T6 T61 Heavy-duty pull-out

VanEssa Arco system for surfers & co.

VanEssa Arco system for surfers & co.

February 7, 2019

Camping and everything has to go? Even long, bulky items such as surfboards, bicycles etc.?

Then we are delighted to be able to present a new product to you again this year 🙂

We have packed our rear kitchen on a heavy-duty pull-out for our surfers and those who need a through-loading area.

The kitchen therefore only occupies one half of the trunk, leaving the other side free. In addition, there is of course an extension for a double bed, which you can set up and take down at any time and transport on the tunnel of the pull-out. Depending on the vehicle model, a second pull-out is also possible. You can still leave your single seats in front of the Arco system in the vehicle.

We are pleased to present our new module in the factory (please make an appointment) and usually also on our Fairs.

Tourneo Transit Custom camping modules heavy-duty pull-out Arco

Tourneo Transit Custom camping modules heavy-duty pull-out Arco double bed

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