Molded fiberglass in Korea

[Jon in AZ]

Spotted on Jeju Island in South Korea. It appeared to be around 15-16’ in length. No visible seams.

[Roy S]

Originally Posted by Jon in AZ

Spotted on Jeju Island in South Korea. It appeared to be around 15-16’ in length. No visible seams.
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Nice looking rig!

[Meadowlark]

Hi, Jon,
I was stationed in S. Korea for two years. I loved it, learned the language, can make bulgogi but sorry to say, never did get the knack for making kimchi. Jeju is a lovely island, I've been there and for the life of me can't ever remember seeing a place to camp!

[Jon in AZ]

I did not have my translator (my wife) handy to read the signs, so I don't know what this one was being used for, not for camping, at least not at the time I saw it.

Our host on Jeju-do showed us where the island is being bought up and developed by foreign investors for (mostly) Chinese tourists. Tangerine groves and green tea fields are giving way to resorts and golf courses. Have you watched “When Life Gives You Tangerines” (currently streaming on Netflix)?

I also learned through the Scamp FB page that there is a Scamp owner's group in mainland Korea, and they hold an annual rally. Not a large group, judging by photos, maybe 10-15 people, and mostly 13'ers.

[toomoody]

Appears to be from this company, that also appears to be out of business since they haven't posted in 7 years and their website doesn't load.

https://www.facebook.com/toribig/

[Jon in AZ]

Originally Posted by toomoody

Appears to be from this company, that also appears to be out of business since they haven't posted in 7 years and their website doesn't load.

Sure looks like it. Good find! Small molded fiberglass companies come and go in the much larger North American market. No reason it wouldn't be the same elsewhere.

[Darrell in Al]

Definitely got some "Scamp" DNA in the door area. ��