Tiger Adventure Vehicles
“A Breed Apart”
About Tiger Adventure Vehicles
Tiger Adventure Vehicles builds factory-direct, four-wheel-drive overlanding RVs on Ford F-350/450/550 truck chassis from its facility in Dawsonville, Georgia, with a walk-through passage between the truck cab and the camper for four-season, off-grid travel. The company traces its roots to 1986 in Colorado, when it began as Provan Industries building the Astro Van GT. It later relocated, began building the CX model on a truck chassis, and was sold to new ownership in the mid-2000s, which introduced the Bengal, Malayan, and Siberian models and began marketing under the Tiger Adventure Vehicles name. The Humbaugh family purchased the company in 2020 and now operates it from north Georgia, with about 1,500 Tigers on the road and the current Panthera model line launched in 2024.
How they build
Tiger's designs center on a large pass-through between the truck cab and the living area for weather protection and safety, prioritizing true 4x4 off-road capability and four-season comfort over conventional towable- or van-based RV layouts.
- Cab-to-camper pass-through
- 4x4 truck-chassis overlanding RVs
- Four-season off-grid capability
- Factory-direct sales
- 40-year build heritage
Milestones
- 1986Founded in Colorado as Provan Industries, building the Astro Van GT
- Early 2000s — Relocated to the East Coast and began building the CX model on a truck chassis
- Mid-2000s — Sold to new ownership; introduced Bengal, Malayan, and Siberian models under the Tiger Adventure Vehicles name
- 2020Purchased by the Humbaugh family
- 2024Launched the Panthera model line
