Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Price: $1,500.00
Contact: 00postmen.buggies@icloud.com
1988 Camper by Four Wheel Camper for use in a full size pickup with an 8 foot bed. It is a bolt on camper and there are no tie downs. I have no way of assessing whether it can be converted to a tie down (but maybe you have that experience). Either way, you should be prepared to load and remove it. It was bolted onto my 1995 F-250 with an Alum-line bed (picture for reference only; not interested in selling truck for less than $40k, but if you are interested let me know and I will send truck details). Since approximately 2019, the camper has seen significant overlanding duty. Roof leaked in front corner during a long wet trip in February 2020, but I patched it in obvious places and it hasn’t leaked since. The camper is functional and everything works. I will throw in all my gear for cooking, eating and sleeping (including air mattress and electric air pump) if camper is purchased at full price. Asking price is $1500.
Additional details:
Price: $1,500.00
Contact: 00postmen.buggies@icloud.com
1988 Camper by Four Wheel Camper for use in a full size pickup with an 8 foot bed. It is a bolt on camper and there are no tie downs. I have no way of assessing whether it can be converted to a tie down (but maybe you have that experience). Either way, you should be prepared to load and remove it. It was bolted onto my 1995 F-250 with an Alum-line bed (picture for reference only; not interested in selling truck for less than $40k, but if you are interested let me know and I will send truck details). Since approximately 2019, the camper has seen significant overlanding duty. Roof leaked in front corner during a long wet trip in February 2020, but I patched it in obvious places and it hasn’t leaked since. The camper is functional and everything works. I will throw in all my gear for cooking, eating and sleeping (including air mattress and electric air pump) if camper is purchased at full price. Asking price is $1500.
Additional details:
- Sleeps up to three adults or two adults and two kids. I keep an air mattress in the top bunk (deflated when roof lowered). This setup is easier and more comfortable than cushions.
- Power roof exhaust fan (I believe it is a Maxxair).
- Forced air furnace (I believe it is 16000BTU). I have used camper in below freezing conditions and furnace can keep camper comfortably warm.
- Fresh water tank (12 gallons).
- Sink with electronic pump. Sink drains out of side of camper (either into a bucket or you can attach a garden hose).
- Dual burner gas stove
- Dometic CRX50 Fridge/Freezer (12v): https://www.dometic....-crx-50-_-30983
- Solar system (300 watts)
- Magnum Energy MMS1012 Inverter / Shore battery charger: https://bit.ly/2mCHfYx
- Victron BMV-700 monitor & Phocos solar charger: https://bit.ly/2kFBbOm
- Dual Full River deep cycle batteries: https://fullriverbattery.com/batteries/part-dc115-12/
- Two solar panels
- 2 110V outlets and 4 USB ports w/12v sockets (for bottom and top sleeping spaces)
- Two overhead lights (one over side bunk and other over sink area) each with hi and low settings. Variable accent light strip on sink side.
- Screens on windows and door
- Storage: One cabinet directly under sink, another below sink and fridge. Two drawers. Storage under front and side bunks and small closet.
- Dry weight of Camper is 835 pounds. Maybe add 150-200 pounds for batteries and solar system components?
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