Due to buying a new place that won't fit the truck with the camper on, as well as looking to replenish the piggy bank a bit, looking to sell my camper and a few of the accessories I got for it. I'm willing to part everything out, but I will prioritize selling to whomever wants to buy the most of these parts together 
Also willing to do a partial trade with a cement gray color matched hard topper or a tan softtopper if you have one. I'm located in Seattle, WA but willing to meet anywhere along the I-5 corridor up to Vancouver, BC.
NOTE: The GFC Camper is a 1st gen edition. This means you get the original 3" mattress and the durable thicker tent walls. That also means it's a bit harder to close than the new ones. I'm the second owner. The first owner experienced the hinge failure GFC campers are infamous for (do your research) and repaired them himself using parts supplied by GFC. GFC is willing to upgrade the hinges under warranty but due COVID delays, it hasn't happened yet. I haven't experienced any issues in my 1+ year of ownership.
Prices and parts below:
GFC Camper - $5200 (fitted sheets included, +$160 for the installed Hardkorr LED lights )
Kinsmen Awning (Drivers Side) - $1800 (+$100 for the installed Hardkorr LED lights)
CVT Awning + GFC Awning mounts (Passenger Side) - $250
Yakima 86" round bars (x3) + mounting hardware - $300
Eezi-Awn K9 AT Habitat Roofrack (fits GFC perfectly) - $600
Lastly, the camper is a PIA to transfer over to another truck without some sort of forklift or crane. I highly recommend that we would do the transfer at a shop with a lift if you decide to buy it. Mule in Seattle or Overland Outfitters in Vancouver, BC would be ideal and I'm willing to pay for half of the labor costs.
Also willing to do a partial trade with a cement gray color matched hard topper or a tan softtopper if you have one. I'm located in Seattle, WA but willing to meet anywhere along the I-5 corridor up to Vancouver, BC.NOTE: The GFC Camper is a 1st gen edition. This means you get the original 3" mattress and the durable thicker tent walls. That also means it's a bit harder to close than the new ones. I'm the second owner. The first owner experienced the hinge failure GFC campers are infamous for (do your research) and repaired them himself using parts supplied by GFC. GFC is willing to upgrade the hinges under warranty but due COVID delays, it hasn't happened yet. I haven't experienced any issues in my 1+ year of ownership.
Prices and parts below:
GFC Camper - $5200 (fitted sheets included, +$160 for the installed Hardkorr LED lights )
Kinsmen Awning (Drivers Side) - $1800 (+$100 for the installed Hardkorr LED lights)
CVT Awning + GFC Awning mounts (Passenger Side) - $250
Yakima 86" round bars (x3) + mounting hardware - $300
Eezi-Awn K9 AT Habitat Roofrack (fits GFC perfectly) - $600
Lastly, the camper is a PIA to transfer over to another truck without some sort of forklift or crane. I highly recommend that we would do the transfer at a shop with a lift if you decide to buy it. Mule in Seattle or Overland Outfitters in Vancouver, BC would be ideal and I'm willing to pay for half of the labor costs.
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