2014 Hawk, 2013 Ford F-150 SOLD

[Semyers]

For Sale

2014 Four Wheel Camper Hawk:

Includes the following options:
1. Mechanical camper jacks
2. 2-way refrigerator/freezer, 110 liter
3. Forced air furnace with digital thermostat
4. 6 gallon water heater with outdoor shower
5. Fantastic fan
6. Yakima Roof Rack System with extra cross bar (3 total)
7. Rear wall steps
8. Rear flood lights – LED
9. Thermal Pack
025]10. 2 deep cycle 6 volt golf cart batteries
025]11. Flush Mount Glass Top Sink and Stove
025]12. Side Dinette w/ Swivel Table
025]13. Gas strut roof lift assists
025]14. Rear Awning
025]15. 200 Watts of Solar Panels and Go-Power controller
025]16. Go-power inverter

2013 Ford F-150 XLT Supercab 4X4 with Chrome Package. Purchased new in 2013. 37,000 miles. White with tan cloth interior. Has Airlift air bags, Six 10 ply, E rated, all terrain tires. (2) spares.

There is a Hitch Gate spare tire carrier mounted on the rear along with a Yakima Spare Tire two bicycle carrier.

This camper was purchased new through Adventure Trailers in Prescott, AZ. It has remained on the truck since being installed in August, 2014. The camper and truck are located in Tucson, AZ. When not in use the truck and camper are in climate controlled storage.

I would prefer to sell truck and camper together. A new Hawk similarly equipped would cost in excess of $24,000. The Kelley Blue Book on the truck is $23,000. I would sell them together for $42,000.

I tried to attach photos but they are too large. Will try and reduce the size and attach later.

 

[Stargazer]

is the pair still available? Are they both in excellent condition?

 

[Semyers]

Stargazer

Sorry for long delay in responding. I have been out of country and without wifi or email. The pair is still available. Currently in storage in Tucson.
Not certain that a rig that has made two trips from AZ to AK and a third to Vancouver Island could be considered in excellent condition, but I have no problem describing both as in very good condition. Everything works, and they look good.

 

[Semyers]

This camper is located in Tucson, AZ. It is mounted on a Ford F150 and has been used on three extended trips, two to Alaska and one to Vancouver Island. It is in good shape and everything works. I have never cooked anything that might attract wildlife in the camper. I carried a separate stove for cooking meats and such outside.

When not in use, the truck and camper have always been stored in a climate controlled facility.

A new camper similarly equipped but without the solar panels, solar controller and inverter would cost in excess of $24,000. This figure does not include destination and documentation charges of approximately $650 and any applicable sales tax. New campers also have a wait time after order of 12+ weeks according to the FWC website.

I am asking $18,000 for the camper. I am also willing to discuss the sale of miscellaneous camping equipment that I carried in the camper.