TX | SOLD: 1974 HUNTER COMPACT II *$4500.00 (firm) *

[Packdaddy]

* * *- clear title
* * *-new wheel bearings
* * *-new tires (2) one older spare
* * *-new wheels
* * *-frame sanded and painted with*chassis saver paint
* * *-windows tinted and re-sealed with butyl tape
* * *-new 10 gal. fresh water tank. *new water pump
* * *-all water lines new with new faucet
* * *-new progressive dynamics converter
* * *-all new AC and DC wiring
* * *-new group 29 battery purchased Feb. 2016
* * *-ultimate tongue jack (see Utube on how it works)
* * *-LED tail lights and running lights
* * *-3 110 outlets inside * 3 LED lights inside
* * *-laminate flooring
* * *-use benches as*twin beds *(6’4” *and 6’2”)
* * *-table used as night stand. *raises up for eating table
* * *
I took trailer to commercial scales and have wt ticket. *1340 lbs. *The tongue weights in the neighborhood 125-150 lbs
We use a ice chest because we use the trailer on short trips. *Included with trailer is 30 amp power cord, fresh water*
hose, gray water hose and holding container. *If you have any questions*contact me at 417-399-5zero64. If you need more
pics. let me know.. thanks Tim

[Packdaddy]

Forgot to mentioned trailer is located in Longview Texas


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[WayneT]

I am not familiar with this model. Does it have a toilet or shower?

[Packdaddy]

It has a thetford cassette porta potti. Like new. No shower or bathroom


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[Jon in AZ]

That's a sweet remodel, Tim!

Am I understanding correctly… the trailer is set up for longways sleeping in the twin beds, and one side is 6'2" and the other is 6'4"? Can it be set up as a single large bed?

Is that 1340 pounds the total weight or axle weight?

If I were in the market and only needed to sleep two…

[Packdaddy]

I unhooked trailer at scales. Total Wt. it is set up for twin beds. I guess a person could get a piece of plywood and make a little shorter bed in the middle. Thanks for the compiment


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[Packdaddy]

Sold to a nice couple in south Texas


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[Bruce Thomas]

Wow, that sold quick! Someone's gonna be happy with it.

[macmarilyn]

We are the new owner's of Tim's 1974 Hunter Compact II. We got it into our 80.5" tall garage! Tim did a great reno job and he described it perfectly.
All we need is an a/c. After considering the possibilities we decided on a portable a/c. I am reclutant to cut a new hole in the side, so we are going to experiment with the single exhaust Haier 8,000 BTU brand without the heater. Since we don't have a stove but there is an exhaust vent, we can put the a/c next to the sink and run the exhaust out of the existing vent. I'll let you know how it works. I don't like loosing the counter so if it works we can step up to the Comfort Cool.