6.5’ OVRLND camper SOLD

[CoExplorer]

Hi all, I am selling my 6.5’ OVRLND camper that was built for my Tundra. I believe it will fit other trucks with 6.5’ beds, but I can pull measurements on it to be sure. After two years of planning to build it out, and doing absolutely nothing to it, I have finally resigned myself to buying something that is already built. I believe it cost us right about $13k after tax etc. Will look up the invoice later, and add more photos as soon as I get back home on Sunday. Asking $10.5k in Golden CO.

The camper is is great shape. Not scratches, dents etc. and everything works like new. I believe it weighs in the 350 lb range which was why I went with the OVRLND in the first place. The Tundra does not even notice it.

It has the following options

BIG Tern Overland window on passenger side
Barn doors
Custom front window that is removable so you can crawl through to the cab (it’s still a squeeze)
Extra bedding height
Clear vinyl windows
Gas assist lift struts
Third brake light
Window on passenger side barn door
Probably a couple other things I am missing.

The camper has been great, and I have probably spent 30 nights in it, I have just never had the time to build it out like I planned.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Graham

 

[SDDiver5]

Awesome. Have always loved those.

Why didn't you ever build it out?

 

[CoExplorer]

Awesome. Have always loved those.

Why didn't you ever build it out?

Ya, it’s is a pretty great set up. I never built it out because time. When I had any time to do it, I wanted to get out camping, riding, hiking etc. instead. I was planning to do a full build with insulation, heat, sink, stove etc. so it was going to be a significant time investment. Hope someone else can get better use out of it.

 

[SDDiver5]

Ya, it’s is a pretty great set up. I never built it out because time. When I had any time to do it, I wanted to get out camping, riding, hiking etc. instead. I was planning to do a full build with insulation, heat, sink, stove etc. so it was going to be a significant time investment. Hope someone else can get better use out of it.

I understand lol. Been there before. Good luck selling.

 

[theek]

Why not just enjoy it as is? Get a cooler and use it as a tent?

 

[CoExplorer]

Why not just enjoy it as is? Get a cooler and use it as a tent?

That is what I have been doing for two years. It works great. Significant other want some additional comforts for longer trips as well as a very long trip we have planned.

There are definitely advantages to having it as is. Can still use my truck as a truck. But ultimately the goal is to have a more comfortable place to stay for longer periods.

 

[CoExplorer]

Some additional photos as the camper currently sits on the truck. Perfect blank slate for however you want to build it out. I will probably pull the camper off of my truck this coming week.

 

[theek]

That is what I have been doing for two years. It works great. Significant other want some additional comforts for longer trips as well as a very long trip we have planned.

There are definitely advantages to having it as is. Can still use my truck as a truck. But ultimately the goal is to have a more comfortable place to stay for longer periods.

Oh I get it. I'm looking to have both. The ovrlnd for me on solo trips and a bumper pull for the one seeking comforts. The combo allows room for guests kids or grandchildren.

 

[CoExplorer]

I will be leaving the country for about 3.5 weeks with no access to internet. I will respond to any inquires on the camper as soon as I return.

 

[CoExplorer]

I am back in the country and this camper is still for sale.

 

[CoExplorer]

Bump, camper still for sale.

 

[progolfer_20]

PM sent

 

[progolfer_20]

Is this still for sale?

 

[CoExplorer]

Sorry for the slow response @progolfer_20 The camper is still available. I just replied to your PM.

 

[loganpnelson]

Hey there, any interest in trading, plus some on top for a 2010 Four Wheel Camper Eagle? Has stove, sink, 20 gal water tank, heater, propane, water heater, outdoor shower, fridge, arctic pack, awning, yakima crossbars. Not 100% I want to let go of it yet, but I am toying with the idea.