I have a 2017 Intech Max Flyer (I believe it's the Plus trim) It's the tallest trim, Maybe a head shy of being able to stand up fully inside. These are designed for light off-roading. It has a torsion axel, and their big selling point is the fully welding aluminum tube frame/trailer VS the composites or wood framing of other trailers. It weighs around 1600 lbs unloaded.
◦ 96" usable cargo bay length.
◦ Rear door 61.5" X 62"
◦ 5'6" interior floor to ceiling height
◦ Pull out kitchenette with propane stove and Dometic AC/DC fridge
◦ Thule Tepui rooftop tent on top for extra sleeping area (Pictured)
◦ Front Awning
◦ Air Conditioner
◦ Maxxfan AC/DC
◦ Road Shower (Pressurized shower tank)
◦ Integrated Bluetooth speakers
◦ Wall-mounted futon (Folds flat against wall for storage)
This model has no slideouts—no extra leak points was my thinking when I found it originally, which was surprisingly hard to find with an aluminum frame. The inside has several tie downs, worked perfect for hauling my dirt bike. Would easily fit an ATV, as well.
I made a quick screen over the back with 1" aluminum tubing to keep the bugs out. It originally came with a magnetic net that didn't work very well. Also added some aluminum rails to the back door. This gives a couple solid attachment points for propping the rear door up level, makes for a nice deck.
It's been stored outdoors for a couple years now. Due to that, I'd say it's in fair condition. AFAIK everything works. $7500, Cash Only. Lincoln, NE.
Originally bought it from this forum a few years ago. Did that thing where I used it a few times then parked it until now.
tomdelay1252@gmail.com
◦ 96" usable cargo bay length.
◦ Rear door 61.5" X 62"
◦ 5'6" interior floor to ceiling height
◦ Pull out kitchenette with propane stove and Dometic AC/DC fridge
◦ Thule Tepui rooftop tent on top for extra sleeping area (Pictured)
◦ Front Awning
◦ Air Conditioner
◦ Maxxfan AC/DC
◦ Road Shower (Pressurized shower tank)
◦ Integrated Bluetooth speakers
◦ Wall-mounted futon (Folds flat against wall for storage)
This model has no slideouts—no extra leak points was my thinking when I found it originally, which was surprisingly hard to find with an aluminum frame. The inside has several tie downs, worked perfect for hauling my dirt bike. Would easily fit an ATV, as well.
I made a quick screen over the back with 1" aluminum tubing to keep the bugs out. It originally came with a magnetic net that didn't work very well. Also added some aluminum rails to the back door. This gives a couple solid attachment points for propping the rear door up level, makes for a nice deck.
It's been stored outdoors for a couple years now. Due to that, I'd say it's in fair condition. AFAIK everything works. $7500, Cash Only. Lincoln, NE.
Originally bought it from this forum a few years ago. Did that thing where I used it a few times then parked it until now.
tomdelay1252@gmail.com
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