adventr
Adventurer
2009 Starcraft Starblazer Popup Camper - Fits 6.5' bed with NO overhang out of the bed. That last part was important to me whenever I was searching for a truck camper. No worries about dragging it offroad. Also interesting is that adding it to my truck's full-coverage insurance only cost me $3 a month.
It's in very good condition, I am the 2nd owner. I purchased it several months back from Camping World (was a trade-in).
It's loaded with lots of features:
- Dometic 13.5k BTU A/C - will turn the inside of the camper into a meat locker
- Dometic 3-way Fridge - with thermoswitch for ventilation fan
- Propane Furnace - on an adjustable thermostat
- 20gal fresh water storage
- Sink - Sureflow pump
- Reico-Titan Jacks - these actually lift the camper high enough to go in/out of my lifted truck on 37s :Wow1:
- Fullsize Propane Tank (full)
- LED interior lighting
- LED exterior lighting
- Rotopax 4gal Fuel Tank (with locking mounts) - For generator fuel storage
- Xantrex 1500w Inverter (not installed)
- Deep cycle RV battery (Exide)
- Stereo with Interior/Exterior speakers
- Bedside Clamp Mounts - with turnbuckles AND I have some nice long mounts for use if your truck has frame mounting points installed
I added the Rotopax and LED lighting. It has tons of storage, which I really like. The bed platform is on gas struts and raises up with lots of space to store bedding. It has doors at the bottom which allow access to the truck's bed when you're inside the camper. There's quite a bit of space in front of the wheel wells that you can use to store things that you don't want to keep inside the camper.
When you're inside, it really doesn't "feel" like you're in a shortbed truck. Plenty of room for 2 people, and if need-be, the couch pulls out into another sleeping area.
Also comes with a dining table that is stored under the bed.
It was in excellent condition when I bought it a few months ago, and I've only improved upon that. I went through and added some fresh sealant (Dicor) to areas that looked like it may need it. I replaced the outdoor marine speakers with new ones. I added the entry/exit handle.
The top is in excellent shape with no rips/tears in the canvas.
Camper weighs in at 1700lbs, and is pretty low profile during travel. My truck handles it like it's not even back there.
I looked hard to find this thing. To me, it was a better fit than a 4WC, simply because of the comfort features/air conditioning.
Only selling it because I want to go back to a camper shell and will use my travel trailer when we do go camping.
Price is $7,000. Located in Northwest Arkansas. Possibly willing to meet/deliver for the right deal/location.
Note - Some pics don't show the Rotopax container, as it was only recently added.
It's in very good condition, I am the 2nd owner. I purchased it several months back from Camping World (was a trade-in).
It's loaded with lots of features:
- Dometic 13.5k BTU A/C - will turn the inside of the camper into a meat locker
- Dometic 3-way Fridge - with thermoswitch for ventilation fan
- Propane Furnace - on an adjustable thermostat
- 20gal fresh water storage
- Sink - Sureflow pump
- Reico-Titan Jacks - these actually lift the camper high enough to go in/out of my lifted truck on 37s :Wow1:
- Fullsize Propane Tank (full)
- LED interior lighting
- LED exterior lighting
- Rotopax 4gal Fuel Tank (with locking mounts) - For generator fuel storage
- Xantrex 1500w Inverter (not installed)
- Deep cycle RV battery (Exide)
- Stereo with Interior/Exterior speakers
- Bedside Clamp Mounts - with turnbuckles AND I have some nice long mounts for use if your truck has frame mounting points installed
I added the Rotopax and LED lighting. It has tons of storage, which I really like. The bed platform is on gas struts and raises up with lots of space to store bedding. It has doors at the bottom which allow access to the truck's bed when you're inside the camper. There's quite a bit of space in front of the wheel wells that you can use to store things that you don't want to keep inside the camper.
When you're inside, it really doesn't "feel" like you're in a shortbed truck. Plenty of room for 2 people, and if need-be, the couch pulls out into another sleeping area.
Also comes with a dining table that is stored under the bed.
It was in excellent condition when I bought it a few months ago, and I've only improved upon that. I went through and added some fresh sealant (Dicor) to areas that looked like it may need it. I replaced the outdoor marine speakers with new ones. I added the entry/exit handle.
The top is in excellent shape with no rips/tears in the canvas.
Camper weighs in at 1700lbs, and is pretty low profile during travel. My truck handles it like it's not even back there.
I looked hard to find this thing. To me, it was a better fit than a 4WC, simply because of the comfort features/air conditioning.
Only selling it because I want to go back to a camper shell and will use my travel trailer when we do go camping.
Price is $7,000. Located in Northwest Arkansas. Possibly willing to meet/deliver for the right deal/location.
Note - Some pics don't show the Rotopax container, as it was only recently added.
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