jmckaskill
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I'm selling my 2017 hawk shell.
It's a great camper, but we are entering our next phase of life a.k.a kids.
The camper has all the major components of the non-shell variant, but we started with a shell and built up. The end result is much more room.
OEM Options:
Mechanical Camper Jacks
Side Dinette
Forced Air Furnace
Glass Top Propane Stove
Power Roof Vent Fan
Extra Roof Vent
Yakima "Tracks Only" on the Roof
2nd Deep Cycle Battery
Rear Flood Lights
Silver Spur Package
Wiring for Solar
Other things we've added that are also included:
Compact sink for washing and dishes. This uses easily removable water containers and a foot pump. The inside water containers means it's usable in the winter and can be expanded with extra containers for long trips.
ARB Fridge Freezer 50 Qt. This is a very efficient fridge/freezer unit that fits perfectly at the front of the camper and conveniently doubles as a step to get up into the bed.
Victron Energy battery monitor. We got this to see if we needed solar. The combination of the really efficient fridge and the double battery meant we never really got below 75% charge.
Topper pad for the bed (not shown in pictures). The OEM foam leaves a bit to be desired, but with the topper it felt like sleeping at home. We quite easily kept the OEM foam, topper and a duvet on the bed with the camper folded down.
Storage cart. This is our 2nd generation cart and is very sturdy. It's probably $200 in materials.
The combo of furnace, stove, fridge and sink makes for a complete package comparable to (or personally better than) the full hawk model.
OEM price was ~19k. The fridge is worth ~1k. My asking price is 15k.
I'm open to helping to relocate the camper in the Denver area.
Inquiries are best via text @ 720 579 6543
You can see the complete picture gallery here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/5Vo216zPP3UV21Fe9
It's a great camper, but we are entering our next phase of life a.k.a kids.
The camper has all the major components of the non-shell variant, but we started with a shell and built up. The end result is much more room.
OEM Options:
Mechanical Camper Jacks
Side Dinette
Forced Air Furnace
Glass Top Propane Stove
Power Roof Vent Fan
Extra Roof Vent
Yakima "Tracks Only" on the Roof
2nd Deep Cycle Battery
Rear Flood Lights
Silver Spur Package
Wiring for Solar
Other things we've added that are also included:
Compact sink for washing and dishes. This uses easily removable water containers and a foot pump. The inside water containers means it's usable in the winter and can be expanded with extra containers for long trips.
ARB Fridge Freezer 50 Qt. This is a very efficient fridge/freezer unit that fits perfectly at the front of the camper and conveniently doubles as a step to get up into the bed.
Victron Energy battery monitor. We got this to see if we needed solar. The combination of the really efficient fridge and the double battery meant we never really got below 75% charge.
Topper pad for the bed (not shown in pictures). The OEM foam leaves a bit to be desired, but with the topper it felt like sleeping at home. We quite easily kept the OEM foam, topper and a duvet on the bed with the camper folded down.
Storage cart. This is our 2nd generation cart and is very sturdy. It's probably $200 in materials.
The combo of furnace, stove, fridge and sink makes for a complete package comparable to (or personally better than) the full hawk model.
OEM price was ~19k. The fridge is worth ~1k. My asking price is 15k.
I'm open to helping to relocate the camper in the Denver area.
Inquiries are best via text @ 720 579 6543
You can see the complete picture gallery here:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/5Vo216zPP3UV21Fe9
