Afrika Offroad’s Custom Bremach Camper

A gray Bremach Camper with an angular pop-up roof is parked on grass, set against green fields and trees under a cloudy sky—perfect for Afrika Offroad adventures.

This is quite possibly the coolest truck you’ll see all day. Images of this beauty have been whirling around the internet for well over a year, but with very little information available. A quick peek at the decal on the door of the truck leads us to Afrika Offroad, a protracted expedition previously based out of a Land Rover Defender and piloted by German couple Sonja and Jan Gehler. This new platform, built on a Bremach T-Rex, is an impressive beast of a thing. With seating and accommodations for four, this new vehicle was fabricated with assistance from expert designer Marcus Haase.

The interior is elegantly simple (photos are scarce) with efficiency being the main design driver. Knowing it will be the living quarters for four adults, storage space was clearly a primary concern. The 200 liter fresh water storage tanks have their own filtration and hot water systems, and high wattage solar panels provide the additional power needed for a larger group of travelers. The unique forward pop-up section accommodates two sleepers in an elevated loft, and the aft pop-up adds additional height above the vehicle’s galley and shower. It’s impressive from all of its many angles. 

 

A gray Afrika Offroad expedition vehicle with a raised, angular Bremach Camper shell is parked on grassy terrain, framed by trees and a cloudy sky in the background.

A grey Custom Bremach Camper with a boxy, pop-up roof is parked on grass near a road, surrounded by fields and trees. A spare tire is mounted on the back, perfect for Afrika Offroad adventures.

 

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Christophe Noel is a journalist from Prescott, Arizona. Born into a family of backcountry enthusiasts, Christophe grew up backpacking the mountains and deserts of the American West. An avid cyclist and bikepacker, he also has a passion for motorcycles, travel, food and overlanding.