2005 Tiger Provan CX 4x4 1 Ton 26K Miles Original Owner

[RVCS]

We had a customer bring us a 205 Tiger Provan CX for consignment

Nice Rig, she lost her husband and can no longer travel.

She's hoping to get around $35,000 for it

Just put on brand new tires ($1670) on 3.6.15

Just put in brand new batteries (2)

4x4 model with 26K miles

She is the original owners

Options added were

TV w/DVD player
Cold Weather Package (heated tanks)
Fantastic Fan
Rear speakers

If you are interested contact me (Kip) at 480-721-0490 I'll submit all offers to her thanks.

 

[RVCS]

Also the rig is prewired for generator and A/C. If buyer wants those added consignor will do so for an additional $2,500

 

[RVCS]

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/rvd/4994364339.html

 

[Joe917]

Nice rig,great value.

 

[ripperj]

That thing looks sweet, just for giggles I looked up the Nada value because I would need a loan, I didn't have all the options, but Nada is only 24k and that includes the 16% plus because of the low milage. Do these things really go that much over?

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[adam88]

Love this thing would be interested but just noticed it has the dual rear wheel tires. I didn't know they made these things in duallies.

 

[mervo]

Love this thing would be interested but just noticed it has the dual rear wheel tires. I didn't know they made these things in duallies.

Agreed. Bummer on the dually for sure, but it looks like a pretty nice rig nonetheless.

 

[DiploStrat]

... Do these things really go that much over?

Yes. Try to find one.

 

[ripperj]

I would guess that they are pretty hard to finance then??

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[fike]

what's the disadvantage of the dualy? If you wanted to swap that, woulen't that be a relatively easy change...couple thousand bucks.

$35K for this things sounds great. It has no miles on it, and looks really pristine. With a little work it could be a bit more rough and tubmle, but these Tigers seem like an economy version of the overwrought luxury Earthroamer....I am sorta kidding, but kinda not too.

 

[adam88]

gbail is sort of correct. For a 2005 chevy, you definitely needed a dually. Those 05 chevy's had low payloads, even the duallys. Some of the Ford SRW's had higher payloads than the chevy duallys. But today, SRW would be able to handle a tiger. That's why tiger sells their RVs on SRW's today, from what I understand. As for the reason people don't like duallies... well... they are wider... they can't go off-road as well... you can't swap tires from/rear generally... 2 more tires to buy.... less fuel mileage. There's a bunch of reasons. Yes this could be converted to a SRW for maybe 2k or around there, not sure exactly. But you'd also need to buy new rims/tires, so the cost would be higher. Old dually rims/tires aren't worth much I imagine.

 

[Joe917]

You DO NOT need a dually, you DO need rear tires that can handle the payload which cannot be found in the standard rim size. That is the main reason for going with a dual tire rear, tire limitations. The other dually trump card is safety, however if you have a blow out (not a slow puncture) and you are close to full load you will almost certainly lose the good tire of the pair as well.

 

[GTABurnout]

Can these thing tow at all?

 

[JoshAsana]

Is this available? We're very interested!

Is this still available? We're pumped to grab it if it is

We had a customer bring us a 205 Tiger Provan CX for consignment

Nice Rig, she lost her husband and can no longer travel.

She's hoping to get around $35,000 for it

Just put on brand new tires ($1670) on 3.6.15

Just put in brand new batteries (2)

4x4 model with 26K miles

She is the original owners

Options added were

TV w/DVD player
Cold Weather Package (heated tanks)
Fantastic Fan
Rear speakers

If you are interested contact me (Kip) at 480-721-0490 I'll submit all offers to her thanks.

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[dcole]

is this unit still available?