I'm selling a 2015 FWC Hawk.
Bought it 9 months ago, it had a stove two seats and a furnace. Gutted it and started over. I did leave the electrical intact.
On the roof there are 4 yamaha racks, 2- 200 watt solar panels, fantastic fan.
I added 2 - 40 pd gas struts to the 30 pound inside strut for easy lifting.
On the outside of the drivers side of the camper the is an outside shower quick connect, a kitchen drain quick connect, a fresh water fill port and an additional solar port to connect more portable panels if ur parked in the shade.
On the passengers side is a bat wing awning that wraps around to the back.
Inside there is a deep sink with a retractable nozzle, an ice chest fridge that runs on 12 and 24 volt, butcher block countertop, 12 volt lights and a lagun table that stows, 12 gallon fresh water, 12 volt water pump.
There is a composting toilet "nature's head" with 12 volt fan that vents outside the camper (used once on my 4000 mile road trip, I'd skip that luxury if I were to build it over, not worth the storage space it takes up).
The floor is vinyl wood planks. Put up 1/4 inch barn wood panels on the walls cuz there was a wife involved. The seating/couch is 6'6" long so u can take a nap without getting in the queen sized bed.
My original idea was to not use propane. I cooked with an induction cook top and heated with electricity as well.
I had a bluetti AC 300 that I used for power. It was over kill for this camper and isn't included in the camper. I'd go with something smaller and lighter, but I already had it so i used it. Didn't touch the original wiring, except did up grade to 10 Awg solar wire from the roof panels.
Weight with the 140 pound bluetti was 1375 pounds.
I did one long trip with the camper and it worked well. But I want more room. So I'm going to buy something I can tow.
Oh - it got a gray rattle can paint job. If I was keeping it it would get another coat. The build took 2 months and as I was running out of time there are little things that I would tinker with and spruce up.
Paid 15k for the shell. 5 k ish for the build materials and then labor. I'm going to lose $ on the deal that's a fact given the market right now. 17k is what I'm looking for or trade for a towable casita I can work over. I'm in bullhead city AZ for the winter. Thanks for looking.
Bought it 9 months ago, it had a stove two seats and a furnace. Gutted it and started over. I did leave the electrical intact.
On the roof there are 4 yamaha racks, 2- 200 watt solar panels, fantastic fan.
I added 2 - 40 pd gas struts to the 30 pound inside strut for easy lifting.
On the outside of the drivers side of the camper the is an outside shower quick connect, a kitchen drain quick connect, a fresh water fill port and an additional solar port to connect more portable panels if ur parked in the shade.
On the passengers side is a bat wing awning that wraps around to the back.
Inside there is a deep sink with a retractable nozzle, an ice chest fridge that runs on 12 and 24 volt, butcher block countertop, 12 volt lights and a lagun table that stows, 12 gallon fresh water, 12 volt water pump.
There is a composting toilet "nature's head" with 12 volt fan that vents outside the camper (used once on my 4000 mile road trip, I'd skip that luxury if I were to build it over, not worth the storage space it takes up).
The floor is vinyl wood planks. Put up 1/4 inch barn wood panels on the walls cuz there was a wife involved. The seating/couch is 6'6" long so u can take a nap without getting in the queen sized bed.
My original idea was to not use propane. I cooked with an induction cook top and heated with electricity as well.
I had a bluetti AC 300 that I used for power. It was over kill for this camper and isn't included in the camper. I'd go with something smaller and lighter, but I already had it so i used it. Didn't touch the original wiring, except did up grade to 10 Awg solar wire from the roof panels.
Weight with the 140 pound bluetti was 1375 pounds.
I did one long trip with the camper and it worked well. But I want more room. So I'm going to buy something I can tow.
Oh - it got a gray rattle can paint job. If I was keeping it it would get another coat. The build took 2 months and as I was running out of time there are little things that I would tinker with and spruce up.
Paid 15k for the shell. 5 k ish for the build materials and then labor. I'm going to lose $ on the deal that's a fact given the market right now. 17k is what I'm looking for or trade for a towable casita I can work over. I'm in bullhead city AZ for the winter. Thanks for looking.
