FWC Granby For Sale

<p>Up fo sale is my 1999 Grandby, located in Durango, CO. Price was just reduced as I am leaving town soon and looking for a quick sale.</p>
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<p>$6000 of upgrades were put into the camper over the past few years, including the following:</p>
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<p>New 2 burner stove with cover</p>
<p>New exterior lift assist structs (installed by FWC)</p>
<p>New interior lift panels (installed by FWC)</p>
<p>New 1000 W Renogy inverter</p>
<p>New AGM marine battery</p>
<p>New black counter tops</p>
<p>New faucet</p>
<p>New door pulls</p>
<p>New solar controller</p>
<p>New propane detector</p>
<p>New Zamp exterior solar SAE outlet (installed by FWC)</p>
<p>New skylight with 3 speed fan</p>
<p>New ARB awning with optional screen room (it is amazing)</p>
<p>4 Reico mechanical jacks are included in the sale</p>
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<p>The camper is in excellent shape with no known structural or water damage. It &nbsp;has been very well maintained by me and the previous owner (10 years ago). When not in use, it has has been either garaged or kept in a barn. Roll over bed layout, furnace, water pump, 20 gallon water tank, aluminum roof rack, etc. Interior LED lights and exterior lights (no yet upgraded). There are a few very small cosmetic dings on exterior as you would expect for an older camper. Fabric is in great shape, and coated 2 x year with 301 protectant. Interior fabric is also in very good condition. This has been on both my 96 Dodge Ram 2500 8 foot bed and my 2016 Dodge Ram 2500 6.5 foot bed trucks. This will have trouble fitting the width of some truck beds, so I can give you minimum bed opening measurements if you are interested.&nbsp;</p>
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<p>Price $11,900&nbsp;</p>
<p>Located in Durango, CO</p>
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Camper is located in Durango CO

U still thinking about selling?

Camper is now available and ready to go.

Very interested. Concerned it might be a little large for our 8' bed gen 1 Tundra, if not size than weight, but would like to talk to you if you're still looking to sell. PM me a number, I work from home and can call or text whenever it is convenient for you.

JordyC said:

Very interested. Concerned it might be a little large for our 8' bed gen 1 Tundra, if not size than weight, but would like to talk to you if you're still looking to sell. PM me a number, I work from home and can call or text whenever it is convenient for you.

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Hi Jordy,
The limiting dimension for this camper is the width of the tailgate opening. My Grandby is 59 3/4 inches wide where it slides into the back of the truck. A tundra can carry this camper, but I'd be careful not to go crazy loading it with extras. I think the dry weight is about 1100 pounds. I hope that helps.

Definitely helps. My research is telling me I should go with more of a shell to cut down on weight, but by the time I add back in cooking equipment, a furnace, etc. who knows I might end up right back where we started. No clear answer yet, I think I'm just going to focus on upgrading the suspension and then roll those dice soon!

Any plans to head west? I could absolutely come pick up the Grandby in Durango, but it's a 14 hour drive. If there is any way to cut that down, would certainly help!

Hi Jordy,
I would measure your tailgate opening. I just tried to fit this in a tundra and it was too tight. Minimum width would be 60 1/4. 60 1/2 would be ideal.

Please provide truck bed dimension requirements. My rig is a 2000 Ford F-250 8 foot bed. Rear tailgate opening is 60 1/2" wide. I would like to confirm the clearance from truck bed bottom to truck bed railings and truck bed to cabover clearance. Thank you, Ralph