SOLD 1999 Four Wheel Camper Eagle for sale in Flagstaff, AZ $10500 OBO

[Tarallo]

SOLD

Used Four Wheel Camper 1999 Eagle in good condition. This is the discontinued, narrower FWC, meant to fit on mid-size trucks, but it does fit on a Gen 1 Tundra. It would work well with Rangers, Tacomas, etc., if they have a 6 ft. bed.

It needs a couple of minor repairs: the lift arm on the fan isn't working, but fixing or replacing it is simple, or you can get a new fancy fan; the 3-way refrigerator's pilot doesn't work, so now it's a 2-way (12V and 110). The canvas has had some repairs but works fine.

- Solar Panel with SunSaver-6 solar controller
- Optima Yellowtop Deep Cycle Battery
- Converter and Inverter
- 2-burner Propane Stove
- Handpump Sink
- Refrigerator (propane pilot not working)
- Propane Heater with thermostat control
- Fan with intake and exhaust (needs lift arm repair)
- Lots of storage
- Interior and Exterior lighting
- Pull out bed, slightly larger than a queen
- Fold-down couch with storage underneath
- CVT Awning
- Hydraulic Manual Jacks
- Other neat things here and there

Dimensions: Lower Length - 81"; Width between the wheel well - 39 1/4"; Height 48 1/2"

Happy to give additional dimensions if needed.

I love this camper and don't really want to sell it, but it's not getting the use it should anymore. I lived in it for a couple of years, but now I have a house, and I'm starting a family, so it's time to pass the Eagle on to the next adventurous soul(s).

$10500 OBO

Send me an email if you would like to see the camper. Located in Flagstaff, Arizona. I can do a virtual walk-through if you'd like. Many thanks!

Update - Here are a couple of links to some videos of the camper:

 

[Athansinis]

GLWS! Just wanted to chime in....

I have a 1999 Eagle also and just wanted to say it's pretty much a perfect fit for a T100 also (see attached photo of my truck with my 99 Eagle): the Eagle's sides are exactly even with outside edge of the bed rails (and sits about 1/2" off the bed rails), just a few inches between bottom of cabover and top of truck (but never had any clearance issues), and is almost exactly the length of the bed with the tailgate off. Also, if you leave the back window on the t100 unlatched, it's possible to climb through the camper and truck's rear window (or the other way around) in heavy rain; it's not exactly comfortable to do so, but it works. Can't recommend this size enough for a T100 or first gen tundra (2000-2006 Tundra has almost the exact same dimensions as a T100, so should fit similarly).

 

[Tarallo]

Nice, thanks for the comment! I had mine on a Ranger but always wanted to put it on a T100 or Gen 1 Tundra.

Here's a few more photos of my camper on different trucks. I also have a few horse stall mats in case clearance is an issue. They also help keep it from sliding around in the bed. Cheers!

 

[BeardedTacoma]

This would look great on my 1st gen Tacoma. What is the interior height fully open?

 

[Tarallo]

Good question, I can get that measurement for you tomorrow. If it helps, I’m about 5’9”, and there were a few inches above me to the top. I’d guess 6’.

Edit: It's tomorrow, and it is 6' high on the inside when fully open.