Cascadia Vehicle Tents Mt. Baker model. Fiberglass shell-style roof-top tent.
$700 for the tent, ladder, mattress, mountain hardware
$850 for all the above + the CVT awning pictured below.
$900 for the all the above plus the Thule crossbars and mounting feet used to mount the tent to my FJ (recommended by CVT).
I'm in Issaquah, WA, and need to move this quickly.
Details on mine (photos below):
-~4 years old
-Got mold on the original liner, so I ripped it out, bleach-cleaned the whole tent, and replaced the liner with indoor/outdoor carpet in the bottom part of the shell, but never got around to putting anything on the top part. Just glue you preferred material on the top and you're good to go. I've used it since and had no issues.
-Did hit a carport roof a bit, which resulted in some scratching on the roof, but it's fine.
-The lining is coming off the back left corner of the roof a bit, but not enough to let any weather in. Would likely be an easy fix.
-The rear window has a sort of awning above it that allows you to keep it open in the rain. The plastic rod that keeps that awning up worked it's way out of the canvas sleeve, so it doesn't work, but was never impactful enough to bother fixing.
-Comes with the mattress that came with the tent, which is in good shape, as we mostly used memory foam instead.
-Also comes with telescoping ladder, which is 8 and 1/2 feet at full extension.
Love this thing, but for a bunch of reasons unrelated to the tent itself, I need to move on. You know you want one, and here's the cheap way in!
I'm in Issaquah, WA if you're serious and want a look. Photos below. Ask any ?s here or message me.
$700 for the tent, ladder, mattress, mountain hardware
$850 for all the above + the CVT awning pictured below.
$900 for the all the above plus the Thule crossbars and mounting feet used to mount the tent to my FJ (recommended by CVT).
I'm in Issaquah, WA, and need to move this quickly.
Details on mine (photos below):
-~4 years old
-Got mold on the original liner, so I ripped it out, bleach-cleaned the whole tent, and replaced the liner with indoor/outdoor carpet in the bottom part of the shell, but never got around to putting anything on the top part. Just glue you preferred material on the top and you're good to go. I've used it since and had no issues.
-Did hit a carport roof a bit, which resulted in some scratching on the roof, but it's fine.
-The lining is coming off the back left corner of the roof a bit, but not enough to let any weather in. Would likely be an easy fix.
-The rear window has a sort of awning above it that allows you to keep it open in the rain. The plastic rod that keeps that awning up worked it's way out of the canvas sleeve, so it doesn't work, but was never impactful enough to bother fixing.
-Comes with the mattress that came with the tent, which is in good shape, as we mostly used memory foam instead.
-Also comes with telescoping ladder, which is 8 and 1/2 feet at full extension.
Love this thing, but for a bunch of reasons unrelated to the tent itself, I need to move on. You know you want one, and here's the cheap way in!
I'm in Issaquah, WA if you're serious and want a look. Photos below. Ask any ?s here or message me.
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