Majestic Navigator Off-Road Caravan - Is this the next big thing?!

This Majestic Navigator off-road van is something to see and has made its way well up the list of possible caravan options for us. In this episode we take a close look and discover the value this vans offers. Check out all the action from previous episodes right here:

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[ozmidscouple]

That brand of water pump is used in lots of vans (must be cheap! lol) and they are it n out and fit a Seaflow 42 series as compared to the factory

[RayHannasky]

Hi,
Watching the presentation of the van described a lot of similar features that are in our van eg, kitchen layout, dining area big shower, full off road chassis & suspension, washing machine, LED lights all round with a bright/dimmer control etc stero and TV pretty average. Bought the van new as is from the yard as opposed to the put your order in and waiting . Titan Black Hawk 595 19'6 added a 2000w inverter and lithium batteries and it will run the washing machine, microwave and toaster.
cheers

[placestosea]

we find preventing the jockey wheel from moving left and right ( a small amount) makes it a lot more difficult to hitch up with our do35 hitch. its far easier to move our van slightly left and right and the car can move back or forward (as required) so we position the jockey wheel facing across the van. simple. BTW, the dometic compressor fridge in our van automatically switches from supplies, 240v, van battery, car battery when driving.

[AndyH-]

Great video and review once again. Very nice van, but my understanding is these have a timber frame. We are still looking at the 19’6” Jayco All Terrain, mid 80k. They come with the cafe seating (tri fold table option $80) or L shape seating. So many vans to choose from.

[matthewcarter]

Great work guys on the van reviews, very comprehensive and lots of good points that don't always spring to mind. Perhaps you could mention whether the vans have a timber meranti frame, aluminium frame or full composite? For me more points if it is a full composite or aluminium frame construction. Also how it tows in general? Cheers

[maingey]

Good rundown hower, the suspension is an XT not ATX, still very good but minor correction. The main thing that crosses this van of the list for us was that terrible floor creak! And the tare weight is terrible for what it offers.
Also not the best choice to mount lithium batteries outside as they are not protected from extreme temps.
Otherwise still a good run down, so keep up the good work.

[ladysusanjane]

I must be the only person who doesn’t want the window above the bed head. How do you sit up in bed and read, leaning against the window???
Btw, taking off the stone guard is a good idea if, like us, you Jack knife or trying to get into a tight space and the guard hits the rear of the car. If it comes off, those few extra centimetres could make the difference between a dent and no dent (🤦🏼‍♀️)

[sue-ellenskinner]

Was excited until we researched and found it was a timber frame - now off the list!

[stewierun]

Couple of things, feel like negative nacy 🤣
For a off road having the 2 tanks combined doesn’t make sense, a rock takes out a tap or pipe you lose the lot not just 1 tank and gas regulator has no protection but otherwise looks not too bad
But who has a Do35 then puts weight distribution bars on so it can’t do its thing either off-road or in a accident 🤷🏼‍♂️
Well done 🍻

[jimmycook]

They are all nice vans but in the end you get what you pay for. Like you guys I was looking around and in the end I ended up with a Jayco 21-6 Outback slide out for under 100 grand and it's been to places you wouldn't even think of.

It came with 400 Watt solar and 200 amp hour batteries lithium.
226 litre fridge three-way.

An air conditioning that works from -2 to 52c ambient temperatures cools down to 16 and heat up to 30 degrees.

Electric awning they're bloody great easy to set up.

Don't need inverter I have a 2.2 kVA generator that I have not used yet.
It is super quiet inside and we'll insulated. And it comes with aluminium frame independent suspension and a whole heap of tool boxes mounted underneath.
And other features to numerous to mention.
It has plenty of windows and hatches and ensuite to die for LOL

We have been living off grid for 5 months and it's worked out better than what I originally thought. At first I wouldn't even considered it it's turned out to be excellent value.

You guys wanna hurry up and make up your mind most of these caravans are already gone up another $20, 000 for 2023 models.
If you get a chance hire a Silverline, I can see why it's their flagship.
Love your content. Looking forward to your next vid.
Cheers
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[unpluggedkiwi]

Have only just found you channel. Have watched two episodes so far (JB and Zone). Would be very interested in seeing you do an episode on the Bruder EXP8. I have only ever seen videos that were made by Bruder themselves, so would be good to see a review by someone independent.

[nzmarkb]

The power points above the stove are in a strange place, you’re not going to use any of the appliances while they are in the cupboard 🤔
Not sold on having a microwave
And timber frame is a stopper for me too

[MagnumJack]

great van review, great legs Tacy....sorry

[andrewgriffiths]

Pretty sure they start at around $100k???