This yellow-black bicolour generation of the T@B has an avant-garde appeal and easily emulates the original design icon among all caravans. And, this is owed in no small part to the unmistakable retro shape that made it look like a caravan egg. The Tabbert design of 2001 interpreted the design style of the 1950s in a hitherto unseen contemporary manner - the flourishing era of caravan construction produced primarily rounded shapes that traversed the country as travel trailers. Tabbert remembered the once widely known egg shape and fashioned the out-and-out stylish "Tab" more than 20 years ago. The courage the designers of caravan maker Tabbert demonstrated simply deserves to be honoured with an unassuming bicolour version.

Superstructure rapeseed yellow, floor panel black and side panels imprinted rapeseed yellow. Transparent smoked glazing. Chassis with support wheel and wheel rims in silver. Window frames and door handles black. Tail lights carmine red.