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I forgot to mention the camper isn't located in Arizona anymore. It's now in Thousand Oaks California.

Now $8500

2000 Grandby $8500 in Newbury Park CA https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/384808637266916/?mibextid=6ojiHh

Price update: $9500 for the camper

bump. new price for the camper is $10,800 and Tundra is $5500

Bump. Its still available.

Thank you for fixing that!

I have a 2000 Grandby and a 2000 Tundra combo for sale List of everything brand new on the Grandby: -Flooring -Electric fan -200 Watts of Solar -100ah Battery. - Water Pump (for the sink) -Includes a used 50Amp MPPT Odyssey Solar Controller -Used 900w inverter Includes the factory: -Stove...

Thank you! Lots of elbow grease between then and now

I had the fridge leftover from my old camper shell set up which beat buying a new Dometic. Kept propane for the furnace as well.

Its an epoxy poured over plywood to look like granite actually! Much lighter than real granite.

Took me long enough [emoji28]

Well its been over a year living in the camper now. Its really helped me get on top of my financial situation and now I can say I am completely debt free! Feels pretty dang good too. Havent done much to the camper up until 6 months ago when I switched to a Mon-Friday job giving me all weekends...

Day #2. I’ve infiltrated the hard side campers group. They have yet to notice.

Walls, wiring, and cabinet base came after that. Unfortunately at this point in the build I stopped taking pictures. I had a deadline to meet because the owners of the house I was renting a room from were putting the house up for sale. So I put all my focus on hammering out the rest of the build...

After that I began on insulation. Again very easy to work with and fun to learn, but also incredibly messy lol.

I re-used the same solar panels from my camper shell and I got a smoking deal on two used Maxx Air fans for the roof. Also got a nifty little solar cable entry plate to keep water out I'm not very experienced with cutting tools but luckily my first time cutting a hole in a roof turned out...

I only needed to drill into the studs for one thing only and I had the wall easily off and on for that. I got as many pictures as I could for future reference but I think I should be good. The ceiling was actually converted to a 3 piece fiberglass cover by one of the previous owners. Super...

The tear down took much longer than I expected but with FWC’s design it made it surprisingly easy.

You’ve seen one you’ve seen em all. This one most definitely showed its age.

I knew I wanted to get a shell model so I could build it just the way I wanted. So while looking for the camper I had plenty of time to think through all my renovation plans. I ended up getting a non-shell model which meant I didn’t need to worry about a kitchen sink, stove, or any of the...