Sold 2001 Four Wheel Camper ( Grandby Pop-up) $5,000

[Hardwood960]

[SIZE=14pt]Sold for real this time.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=14pt]We bought the shell model and customized it to maximize storage and comfort. It accommodates two people and one 45 pound dog comfortably but would be tight for more.[/SIZE]

• [SIZE=14pt]This camper fits an 8 foot bed. It was made for the Ford truck with 49 inches of clearance from the pickup bed to the over the cab. So it will work on any 8 foot truck without putting a subfloor under the camper. [/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]It has been stored in my barn either on the truck or on a storage cart when not on the road.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]The inside finish is varnished oak with Formica surfaces on the counter top, table, and top of refrigerator.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]We replaced the floor covering with Armstrong tiles.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]I have used marine grade appliances including[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]Two burner Princess stove top.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=14pt]Dominic 3.1 cubic foot compressor 12 volt/120 volt refrigerator with freezer. I have added two cooling fans behind the refrigerator. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=14pt]Shurflo water pump with demand faucet. No sink, just use a basin.[/SIZE]

• [SIZE=14pt]StatPower Trucharge 12 volt 10 amp Battery charger[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Sony stereo sound system. AM FM Cd player, aux in for satellite radio.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]LED lights under the over window cupboard.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]2 fluorescent lights in ceiling.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]4 shelf wardrobe cupboard[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]2-24”, 1-14”, 1- 6” deep shelves for kitchen storage[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Hinged front book shelves next to the bed[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Hinged bedding storage box[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Two seats with cushions[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Table large enough for two dining or one sewing machine.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Fantastic Fan over the bed[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Curtains [/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Thermal Pack[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Xantrex 600 Prowatt inverter[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]12 volt and 110 volt receptacles[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]The flexible walls are hapalon. I have sealed all the seams around the windows with Seam Seal for boats.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]2 deep cycle batteries (three years old)[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Yakima tracks and bars[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Screen door[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Safety assist handle next to the door[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]8 foot awning on passenger side[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Folding steps on driver side and left back to ease loading canoe[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]20 lb. horizontal propane tank.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]130 watt solar panel and Morning Star controller and meter[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]115 volt twist lock shore power connector[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]Front and back exterior gas struts to ease roof raising.[/SIZE]
• [SIZE=14pt]2 portable jacks to load and unload the camper.[/SIZE]

[SIZE=14pt]We sleep on a select comfort air mattress that we will be moving to the new camper, so you will need a mattress. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=14pt]We can discuss delivery.[/SIZE]

More pictures can be seen at Craig's List
http://columbiamo.craigslist.org/rvs/5724825431.html

 

[Stan@FourWheel]

Nice interior build !!





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[Hardwood960]

Thanks Stan, You delivered this camper to us. We are looking forward to our new camper in September.
We will build a similar interior in the new shell. Looking forward to the Windows and rear Door. If you had not made those changes we would be keeping the present camper.
Thanks again.

 

[Hardwood960]

Hi,
There as been some questions about putting an AC unit into a Four Wheel Camper.
I followed some earlier ideas from Wander the West.
I use the smallest AC unit I can find at a big box store. It has to be able to be powered by a Honda I2000 generator, for Boon-Docking.
Mine needs 13 amps which is fine. Then you need a plywood frame to keep the AC unit from falling out of the window.
I made the frame to be a tight fit. You place it in the top track and then into the bottom track. The opening for the AC window also needs to be a close fit. I put mine on top of the table and slide it into place. Before I build the table I used a wooden spacer. The ends are shaped to the curved corners of the window. The condensation drains to the outside.
Pictures are on the Craig's Listing at the end.
https://columbiamo.craigslist.org/rvs/5724825431.html

 

[jonb96150]

Interested and would like to talk. I replied to your CL ad.

email is best jonb96150@yahoo.com

Thanks,
Jon