SD_Forester
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After two great years and two trucks with this camper, my family has outgrown it. I would love to keep it for my hunting purposes, but my practical wife says we have no room for more than one camper. My first child was born in November of 2014, and now there is just no possible way to load up two dogs, a grip of baby gear (complete with baby), along with all our camping luxuries into our truck.
It is with great reluctance that I'm listing my 1967 8' NCO Alaskan. As far as I know, I am only the third owner of this camper, and it's Rocky Mountain home has treated it well. It has sustained hail damage, but there are no leaks. Last year it fared the Atlas blizzard of Western South Dakota far better than 60,000+ cattle did.
It's in great shape, has 4 Reico titan jacks (I added the fourth in 2013), stove, sink, icebox, ~15gal water tank with updated drain. It's also had the floor reinforced in order to plumb in the updated drain. We have reupholstered the cushions, installed new curtains, and installed laminate wood flooring, using glue and caulk to make it watertight. Sink pump does work, but leaks when being used. Apparently this is a pretty common problem with these fixtures.
Pics shown are with old upholstery & curtains.
I'm asking $1000. The four jacks are nearly worth that alone. I have it in Rapid City, SD, and may be willing to meet someone halfway, within reason, for the cost of my gas.
If you'd like more photos, or have any questions, just ask, or email me at mWar86@gmail.com.
-Marcus
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It is with great reluctance that I'm listing my 1967 8' NCO Alaskan. As far as I know, I am only the third owner of this camper, and it's Rocky Mountain home has treated it well. It has sustained hail damage, but there are no leaks. Last year it fared the Atlas blizzard of Western South Dakota far better than 60,000+ cattle did.
It's in great shape, has 4 Reico titan jacks (I added the fourth in 2013), stove, sink, icebox, ~15gal water tank with updated drain. It's also had the floor reinforced in order to plumb in the updated drain. We have reupholstered the cushions, installed new curtains, and installed laminate wood flooring, using glue and caulk to make it watertight. Sink pump does work, but leaks when being used. Apparently this is a pretty common problem with these fixtures.
Pics shown are with old upholstery & curtains.
I'm asking $1000. The four jacks are nearly worth that alone. I have it in Rapid City, SD, and may be willing to meet someone halfway, within reason, for the cost of my gas.
If you'd like more photos, or have any questions, just ask, or email me at mWar86@gmail.com.
-Marcus
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