Description
This yellow-black bicolor generation of the T@B looks avant-garde and looks good at the design icon among the caravans. And that's because of the unmistakable retro-shape as caravan egg. The Tabbert design of 2001 interpreted the design style of the 1950s more contemporary than ever – in the prosperous caravan of that time it was mainly rounded shapes that drove through the countryside as caravans. Tabbert recalled the once known egg form and formed the completely and even stylish "tab" more than 20 years ago. Such formal courage of the designers of the caravan manufacturer Tabbert may be rewarded calmly with a discreet two-color variant.
Rapeseed yellow structure, black base plate and side walls printed rapidly in yellow. Glazing smoke transparent. Chassis designed with support wheel and rims in silver. Black window frame and door handles. Rear light Crimson red.
