Long time lurker here and I feel bad for making this my first post. I post a lot on advrider as most of my adventures have been on my bike, but I have been inspired by a lot of people here.
I have a camper that just doesn't fit the bill for me any longer, maybe it will work for someone else though. I want to down size.
2004 Alpenlite Truck Camper.
This is the largest truck camper that Alpenlite made. Lots of room and very well taken care of. Pretty much the luxury liner of truck campers.
We've had a lot of fun with this including a couple of trips down the Baja peninsula, in which we just spent this Christmas down there soaking up the sun on the beaches.
Alpenlite's were built as a 4 season camper and have a aluminium frame structure for added strength and lite weight.
This camper is fully loaded.
2 solar panels mounted on the roof to charge the batteries.
Capable of having 4 Batteries.
2- 8 gallon propane tanks.
3-way fridge.
3 burner stove with oven.
Corian counter tops in kitchen and bathroom.
Dry bath.
30 amp plug.
Overhead exhaust fan.
Catalyst Heater and central heat.
1 slide out (Makes a lot of room when out).
Super fan.
Indoor and outdoor shower.
6 gallon water heater.
35 gallon fresh water tank.
Side awning and a patio awning.
Queen size plush mattress (not the typical RV mattress).
Table folds down into another bed.
Ladder and luggage rack.
Lots of storage.
Skylights.
Electric jacks with the Dually swing out kit.
13,500 A/C unit.
Covered and tinted windows.
Pass through window with privacy curtain.
Folding ladder and swing down step included.
Front window was removed and a solid piece of fiberglass was fitted and insulated for a more modern look and less chance of problems.
Full cover.
I'm sure I'm missing some things, but the pictures might show the rest.
Truly a home on wheels.
Priced within the Nada fair market value but price is or best offer.
$13,200.
Truck is not for sale.
We've absolutely love this thing, but being that I spend more time in the camper than my wife, I want to haul my bike and a much smaller camper will allow this with out having a trailer.
I have a camper that just doesn't fit the bill for me any longer, maybe it will work for someone else though. I want to down size.
2004 Alpenlite Truck Camper.
This is the largest truck camper that Alpenlite made. Lots of room and very well taken care of. Pretty much the luxury liner of truck campers.
We've had a lot of fun with this including a couple of trips down the Baja peninsula, in which we just spent this Christmas down there soaking up the sun on the beaches.
Alpenlite's were built as a 4 season camper and have a aluminium frame structure for added strength and lite weight.
This camper is fully loaded.
2 solar panels mounted on the roof to charge the batteries.
Capable of having 4 Batteries.
2- 8 gallon propane tanks.
3-way fridge.
3 burner stove with oven.
Corian counter tops in kitchen and bathroom.
Dry bath.
30 amp plug.
Overhead exhaust fan.
Catalyst Heater and central heat.
1 slide out (Makes a lot of room when out).
Super fan.
Indoor and outdoor shower.
6 gallon water heater.
35 gallon fresh water tank.
Side awning and a patio awning.
Queen size plush mattress (not the typical RV mattress).
Table folds down into another bed.
Ladder and luggage rack.
Lots of storage.
Skylights.
Electric jacks with the Dually swing out kit.
13,500 A/C unit.
Covered and tinted windows.
Pass through window with privacy curtain.
Folding ladder and swing down step included.
Front window was removed and a solid piece of fiberglass was fitted and insulated for a more modern look and less chance of problems.
Full cover.
I'm sure I'm missing some things, but the pictures might show the rest.
Truly a home on wheels.
Priced within the Nada fair market value but price is or best offer.
$13,200.
Truck is not for sale.
We've absolutely love this thing, but being that I spend more time in the camper than my wife, I want to haul my bike and a much smaller camper will allow this with out having a trailer.
