2013 Tiger Bengal TX 4X4 adventure vehicle IT HAS SOLD

[Barryg]

Price: $92,000, excellent condition
Location: Sun Valley, Idaho
Owner: Barry Miller - cell 406 223 3175; email: barrygordonmiller@gmail.com
Miles on odometer: 36,943
2013 Dodge Ram 3500 regular cab (maneuverable short wheelbase)
• Cummins 6.7 Turbo Diesel Engine
Automatic Transmission; Shift-on-the-Fly locked 4 WD
Tiger Exterior Color: Oxford White
Voyager back up/rear camera
Heavy Duty Trail Ready Front Bumper
Warn steel cable Winch
Rear Bumper with Large Storage Box
2” hitch receiver towing capacity 9,000 lbs
Insulated coach body of aluminum, fiberglass, and wood construction
Fixed chassis mount system
Exterior storage 7.5 cu ft
Exterior height 10’ 2’
Exterior width 7’ 4”
Overall length just over 21’
Interior length 9’ w/o overhead bed
Overhead bed height 30” w/o mattress
Interior width 6’ 8”
Ground clearance 8-9 inches
Interior height 6’ 4 ½”

Fresh water tank 33 gal

Culligan water filter
Black tank 14 gal
Gray tank 18 gal
Electronic, digital tank level monitor displaying black, gray, fresh tank levels plus battery charge level
4 gal quick recovery LP water heater
Heavy Duty Alternator
Westin Cab Step Rails
17” Cast Aluminum Wheels with 6 BF Goodrich KO2 All-Terrain Tires-17’ aluminum wheels
Second set of 6 Nokian Hakkapelitta studded winter tires
Dual Rear Wheels—very stable in windy conditions
• Touch Screen Navigation ; Sirius Satellite Radio connected to rear coach speakers
Firestone Airbags w/ Compressor adjustable from inside cab
Rugged fabric front seats with folding center console creating seating for 3
Coach features:
Nova Kool Compressor Fridge electric
Onan Generator built-in with inside push button start
Air Conditioning w/ Heat Strip 9600 BTU; Fantastic 3-Speed Power Vent
Heated Holding Tank
16,000 BTU Suburban Propane Heater- powerful & reliable

• Dual-Pane Louvered Windows

Accordian /bellows privacy Window Blinds
Dometic skylight/roof access above overhead bed
Fiamma 8’ awning
LPG/CO smoke alarms and smoke detector and fire extinguisher
LED Lighting Interior and Exterior
Fresh Water 33g; Black Tank 15g; Gray Water 16g
Sleeps 4: overhead bed 54’ x 80” plus sofa folds out to 74” x 45” for two
Cabinet and wall color – maple
Flooring color – wood plank
Upholstery color – dark camel soft faux leather (synthetic)
Multiple 12V and 110V outlets
3-burner Cooktop, propane
Oven LPG
Built-in Microwave Oven
Two table tops (match surface on kitchen counter): round cocktail & rectangle dining
(table tops fit onto floor mount)
Go Power Solar Controller—rooftop soft solar panel
AGM coach battery power
Outside Shower
Flat screen TV
Wet shower/bathroom with porcelain Thetford toilet
Winter Package Heated Tanks

 

[Barryg]

Thanks for your kind words

 

[AbleGuy]

Barry,
Is this your second Tiger?

 

[Barryg]

I’m afraid it’s my fourth, including a Malayan.

 

[2deg]

Curious why you got rid of the Malayan.

 

[Barryg]

I hunt in North Dakota and Montana through the winter: had trouble staying warm.

 

[AbleGuy]

I think I bought one of your rejects! The 2011 Ford reg cab.

And I’m loving it.

 

[Barryg]

Yes it was a great little rig. I took it thru the remote Oregon outback

 

[cdthiker]

Great looking rig. I have been keeping my eyes on these for a possible travel nurse base camp. Seems like a killer deal given that a low mile used diesel 4x4 truck is going to run at least 35 or 40 k these days. GLWS for one good looking setup.

 

[AbleGuy]

PM’d you Barry

 

[SanDiego4wheeldrive]

Barry:

How do you like the dual rear wheels, vs. single wheels? Nice looking rig.

 

[Barryg]

I’ve learned to like them, always had super singles before. I talked with the Canadian oil workers who drive duallies on ice and snow constantly and they said it’s all in the tires. I purchased another set of Nokian studded snow tires and they made our snowy, icy all winter roads great. The duals are more stable and track better in windy conditions. But singles also have their advantages. Of course they can always be swapped.

 

[AbleGuy]

FWIW, I bought a rig from this guy a couple of years ago...and he’d taken really great care of it, maintained it in great shape. I can recommend him as an honest, reputable seller.

 

[SanDiego4wheeldrive]

Question: Where is the flat screen TV mounted? Is it viewable from the sofa ? Thx

 

[Barryg]

It is mounted in the overhead bed area; it rotares so should be visible from below. I haven't used it ever so not sure of all its features. The Tiger factory website may give more details.