The Randger 575LX is a traditional 6 berth layout, pretty much identical to the likes of the Pennine Sterling / Pullman and Conway Cruiser. In fact, whether you are looking at an actual Randger, or, simply a list of specifications, you could, easily be lead to believe that they originated from the same stable. Pretty much the only noticeable difference in the specs is that the Randger boasts a four burner hob, on some versions of as opposed to the two or three burner offerings of its competitors. Les visible, on initial inspection is that the beds have 'proper' bed slats underneath the mattresses. Exact specs and equipment levels can be seen in the sales brochure in the Paperwork section above.

 

Like its fellow Randger stable mates, the 575LX ceased production around 2010, when Trigano went back to their core business of manufacturing traditional trailer tents.

 

Older second hand models usually start at around £2,000, but a 2010, in good condition is likely to set you back between £6,000 - £7,000.

 

Included in the Paperwork sections above, and below, are a sales brochure for the Trigano Randger range, a full user manual, plus schematics / parts lists, for both the main trailer unit, and awning.