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Truck is still for sale and sitting if anyone is interested. I drive it every week or two but would love to see it move on to a new home. Accepting offers.

Quite easy. The jacks are electric, controlled with a wire remote control (camper is from 1998). I never love truck campers on their legs, just always seems a little sketch, but I've taken the camper on and off probably 15 times since I've had it.

well, after much discussion we have decided to add the camper to the package and see if anyone is interested in an expedition ready vehicle for $85k (truck plus camper, truck info in first post), significantly cheaper than a built out sprinter, and depending on your needs roomier and more...

Is this still available? Im just beginning to consider selling my current vehicle and starting to see what's available. I would need to bolt a third seat but assuming I can access the frame through the box the same as I would in a normal cargo van? Thanks

Sorry, wheels alone aren’t for sale

Camper still for sale if you are still interested

Yes, still available. Just posted on Facebook so getting more inquiries but still available.

Price reduction to $25k, would like to sell this camper (not because I want to but because I have to) this fall before winter sets in.

Hi. I do still have the camper unit. Are you still interested?

The propane compartment still has the 2 propane tanks at this point, which allows the camper to work on its own when not on the truck. The generator compartment is now the battery compartment, so we insulated it and added 300 amp hours of lithium ion batteries, 3000 watt inverter, etc.

$65k is for the truck only. Camper has over $10k in electrical work alone, remodeled interior, etc. We would consider selling the entire rig with a reasonable offer considering this is a fully capable, ready to go expedition camper.

I think an articulating bed would be ideal but for $40k (what I heard from Bowen Customs) I'll risk it. The camper is only connected with 4 tie downs so it can move somewhat side to side, even though it really doesn't move at all with the side boxes.

Interior shots and truck mounted propane and generator.

Its actually really easy to remove the camper. The camper has electric jacks, so while the camper is heavy it all happens with a remote control. They make extension pieces for these jacks which add 6" or 8" and bolt to the feet, which we carry with us in case we need to unload while on the road...