Luxurious travel to that remote lake (or country) in a ’99 F350 and camper *with all the amenities — no hookups required.* 300 W solar with a 2 KW inverter has plenty of boost to power a flat screen TV and stereo system, microwave, toaster or electric coffee maker.* Wet bath with cassette toilet is included to make dumping easier in areas with no dump stations (original toilet included). *
Camper is a 25C 9.6 2003 Bigfoot, — sturdy quality workmanship throughout and in spotless condition.* Six Cu ft. refrigerator, 30,000 BTU furnace, and 50 gallon fresh water tank. Space for two 20-lb propane tanks.* Interior headroom is 6’4’ and dry weight is 2400 lbs.* Interior and exterior basement access.* Queen bed. Added are many extra storage components, both large and small, creating numerous small cubby holes for conveniently hiding valuables. *
Camper is operated by four batteries in the truck bed which are charged both by solar panels and a HD charging system from the truck. The original battery box has well sealed, locked, outside storage for easy access.
The beautiful burnt orange F350 SRW Lariet pickup with leather interior has suspension upgrades of anti-sway bars front and rear, Bilstein shocks all around and Helwig HD overload springs.* Together, these keep the rig level with the camper on board yet don't make the ride harsher when unloaded. The 7.3 diesel crew cab, long bed truck has 224K miles with a rebuilt HD transmission, plus an OS oil cooler and new water pump, the two items most likely to go out on this model . The 7.3 diesel is the most reliable and common and runs on the older higher sulpher fuel found south of the US border.
It is also outfitted with all new brakes, both rotors and calipers. All spare parts for both camper and pickup that I purchased for long-distance remote travel are included.
With this total package, you can spend months on the road in the outback in total comfort without the bare-bones experience common to many expedition rigs.
Camper is a 25C 9.6 2003 Bigfoot, — sturdy quality workmanship throughout and in spotless condition.* Six Cu ft. refrigerator, 30,000 BTU furnace, and 50 gallon fresh water tank. Space for two 20-lb propane tanks.* Interior headroom is 6’4’ and dry weight is 2400 lbs.* Interior and exterior basement access.* Queen bed. Added are many extra storage components, both large and small, creating numerous small cubby holes for conveniently hiding valuables. *
Camper is operated by four batteries in the truck bed which are charged both by solar panels and a HD charging system from the truck. The original battery box has well sealed, locked, outside storage for easy access.
The beautiful burnt orange F350 SRW Lariet pickup with leather interior has suspension upgrades of anti-sway bars front and rear, Bilstein shocks all around and Helwig HD overload springs.* Together, these keep the rig level with the camper on board yet don't make the ride harsher when unloaded. The 7.3 diesel crew cab, long bed truck has 224K miles with a rebuilt HD transmission, plus an OS oil cooler and new water pump, the two items most likely to go out on this model . The 7.3 diesel is the most reliable and common and runs on the older higher sulpher fuel found south of the US border.
It is also outfitted with all new brakes, both rotors and calipers. All spare parts for both camper and pickup that I purchased for long-distance remote travel are included.
With this total package, you can spend months on the road in the outback in total comfort without the bare-bones experience common to many expedition rigs.
