2020 Boreas Campers XT $24.5k

[Pnwfullsize]

Selling our Into The Wild Overland Boreas XT camp trailer. This is a 2020 model and has been used for roughly 15 nights camping around WA and Oregon. All systems work as good as new and camper needs nothing to hit the road. These campers are built in Colorado and have many features I will try and list below.

Price - $24,500


Constructed using no wood whatsoever
3500lb Timbren axleless suspension
BFG KO2 tires
Lock N Roll hitch
Matching spare tire
Two 1up bike trays mounted on front storage box
12v power system with roof mounted solar
Roof rack capable of holding a RTT for additional space
23 zero awning with enclosure
Max Air fan
Propex propane furnace
4” memory foam mattress
Trims fridge
Sink
2burner stove
On demand hot water
20 gallon water tank
Rear hitch receiver
Plenty of storage in the cabin and rear kitchen as well as LED lighting all over.
120v outlets when plugged in to shore power.
Straight hitch and 2” drop/raise hitch for vehicle.


Reach out with any questions, I did a ton of research before purchasing and feel confident answering any questions you may have. Located in western WA and open to offers.

 

[ExpoMike]

Nice trailer.

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[Pnwfullsize]

Nice trailer.

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Thanks for the heads-up, looks like I forgot it. Will edit post.

Price is $26,500

 

[Pnwfullsize]

Price update! $24,500

 

[Pnwfullsize]

Still available!

 

[Monadnock]

Can you elaborate on the 12 volt solar system setup a bit?
How is the heater for winter camping, skiing, etc?

 

[Pnwfullsize]

Can you elaborate on the 12 volt solar system setup a bit?
How is the heater for winter camping, skiing, etc?

Sure thing! There is a single 125AH battery with a roof mounted 100w solar panel. There is an additional Zamp connector to add a portable panel as well.

The furnace is 6500 BTU and has no problem heating the cabin very quickly. The thermostat also allows you to adjust the temperature so the furnace will kick on and off as needed through the night. In my experience we have ran the furnace to warm up the camper before bed and usually shut it off once we are in for the night and the camper stays a comfortable temp all night.

 

[Pnwfullsize]

Here is a link to a walk through video posted by the manufacturer