This isn’t a build thread, just a summary of basic Tiger information. When I got my 1st Tiger I knew very little about them so it was a bit nerve wracking to buy one sight unseen 1500 miles away. Fortunately, it worked out well and I’m on my 3rd Tiger now.
As far as comfort goes, it’s hard to beat a Provan Tiger. With two sleeping areas, a full kitchen and bath and a pass through to the coach it has pretty much everything. Folks are always asking where to find one, and I’ve promised a lot of people these links so here they are (finally).
Provan Industries started building Tigers in 1986 and is still open for business, so you can buy them new. Their website is here.
There are currently two online groups dedicated to Tigers, one is the yahoo group and the other is the new forum. Tigers for sale are sometimes cross posted from other places (ebay, craigslist, KSL, etc) there . RV.net and expeditionportal.com also have Tiger enthusiasts. There aren’t too many of them so if you’re in the market, patience may be needed. Since yahoo updated how groups work, I mostly just use the new site but both are still active. There's a lot more history on the yahoo site though.
If you want to see one, the last few years there has been an informal Tiger rally in CO in the summertime - check the forums. There's also a growing network of dealers for Tigers, this is new since Mark Guild took over the company.
Rob & Nina Blackwell aka “Whiteacorn” traveled the Americas for years in their 2007 Tiger CX, and kept a blog. They’ve since moved to an Earthroamer and then sold it to get a Unimog with a GXV camper on it. They definitely put the Tiger through its paces on their journeys.
As far as comfort goes, it’s hard to beat a Provan Tiger. With two sleeping areas, a full kitchen and bath and a pass through to the coach it has pretty much everything. Folks are always asking where to find one, and I’ve promised a lot of people these links so here they are (finally).
Provan Industries started building Tigers in 1986 and is still open for business, so you can buy them new. Their website is here.
There are currently two online groups dedicated to Tigers, one is the yahoo group and the other is the new forum. Tigers for sale are sometimes cross posted from other places (ebay, craigslist, KSL, etc) there . RV.net and expeditionportal.com also have Tiger enthusiasts. There aren’t too many of them so if you’re in the market, patience may be needed. Since yahoo updated how groups work, I mostly just use the new site but both are still active. There's a lot more history on the yahoo site though.
If you want to see one, the last few years there has been an informal Tiger rally in CO in the summertime - check the forums. There's also a growing network of dealers for Tigers, this is new since Mark Guild took over the company.
Rob & Nina Blackwell aka “Whiteacorn” traveled the Americas for years in their 2007 Tiger CX, and kept a blog. They’ve since moved to an Earthroamer and then sold it to get a Unimog with a GXV camper on it. They definitely put the Tiger through its paces on their journeys.