claytonboyle
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Please read this ad in its entirety - I have tried to be as detailed as possible highlighting the positives and negatives. I've got a high clearance tent trailer from Kamparoo. This is a relatively lightweight off-road trailer that will sleep two comfortably, and has a modest amount of room to hang out in during rain, and also some room on an extended awning on one side. These are really cool trailers, but I never really used this one. I thought this would tempt my girlfriend into going camping as it's a little more civilized than backpacking into camp sites, but she did not like the trailer camping experience either. Trailer has lights, spare, flipped (lifted) axle and title.
Here is the Kamparoo site, which has their latest offereings. This one is significantly older. Kamparoo
These are high quality, cool expedition trailers that you can use as a base camp for further exploring, or just sleeping very comfortably out in the woods. There's a catch however - the top panel, which becomes the floor when it's opened, had snow accumulate on it and it got warped. It needs to be replaced, though in the meantime I've kept it tarped to prevent water intrusion into the tent material / interior of the trailer. The trailer actually funcitons fine with this damage, but it must be covered in a tarp when it's not opened for use. I recommend fixing this with an oversized piece of marine plywood. This is a small project, but a project nonetheless.
I am getting rid of this because I do prefer to tent camp, or if I'm vehicle camping I use my truck or a much smaller hauler with a tent on it. I am usually solo so I don't need this. Please be serious when inquiring and I will do the same. The punisher decals come off, they were from a previous owner. I am located in Englewood, CO, just south of Denver, CO.
The reasonable price reflects the several hundred dollars you will spend on sourcing an oversized piece of marine ply and prepping it to withstand the elements.
Thanks for looking, and happy camping.
Please read this ad in its entirety - I have tried to be as detailed as possible highlighting the positives and negatives. I've got a high clearance tent trailer from Kamparoo. This is a relatively lightweight off-road trailer that will sleep two comfortably, and has a modest amount of room to hang out in during rain, and also some room on an extended awning on one side. These are really cool trailers, but I never really used this one. I thought this would tempt my girlfriend into going camping as it's a little more civilized than backpacking into camp sites, but she did not like the trailer camping experience either. Trailer has lights, spare, flipped (lifted) axle and title.
Here is the Kamparoo site, which has their latest offereings. This one is significantly older. Kamparoo
These are high quality, cool expedition trailers that you can use as a base camp for further exploring, or just sleeping very comfortably out in the woods. There's a catch however - the top panel, which becomes the floor when it's opened, had snow accumulate on it and it got warped. It needs to be replaced, though in the meantime I've kept it tarped to prevent water intrusion into the tent material / interior of the trailer. The trailer actually funcitons fine with this damage, but it must be covered in a tarp when it's not opened for use. I recommend fixing this with an oversized piece of marine plywood. This is a small project, but a project nonetheless.
I am getting rid of this because I do prefer to tent camp, or if I'm vehicle camping I use my truck or a much smaller hauler with a tent on it. I am usually solo so I don't need this. Please be serious when inquiring and I will do the same. The punisher decals come off, they were from a previous owner. I am located in Englewood, CO, just south of Denver, CO.
The reasonable price reflects the several hundred dollars you will spend on sourcing an oversized piece of marine ply and prepping it to withstand the elements.
Thanks for looking, and happy camping.
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