Maintenance & Restoration

barvaycamper · 03-24-2018, 06:57 PM

Excellent condition! $19,900. The last Egg Camper sold new in 2014, used first in 2015, very low miles. All electric, pump & water heater, shower & toilet, Air Conditioner, heater, DC fridge, all in excellent condition. More info at the mfg website eggcamper.com. Selling for my sister due to health. She has it waxed every year; it's a beautiful camper. Stored inside near Frankenmuth, Michigan.
pm for pictures and contact. Thanks!

Joe & Cherie · 03-24-2018, 07:37 PM

Beautiful! Good luck with the sale! We love ours! I think 2014 was the last year of production - you may very well have the last EggCamper ever made!

Just out of curiosity, do you mind sharing the last 3 digits of the VIN? That is the actual number of eggs produced sequentially. Jim just kept counting thru the years. Ours is a 2013 and #120. I'm guessing your still under #150?

Thanks!!

barvaycamper · 03-24-2018, 09:39 PM

Sure, it's 124. She bought it in December '14 and I pulled it home to tuck away in the barn. There were several shells ready to be fitted with interior at the time in Grandville. Jim had more than one hobby and happily gave us a tour of the whole place. Cheers!

Joe & Cherie · 03-25-2018, 05:50 AM

Wow! Thank you! That explains why I have not seen but one other 2014 for sale. Maybe 130ish ever built then! They are wonderful campers. The thing that is so huge is their openness. You hear people say how big they feel inside. I’ve heard that a lot on here. I’ve been in a Casita and an Escape 21 and an Escape 5.0ta. I can tell you the EggCamper “feels” so much larger. It’s the openness of it! No walls or dividers or bulkheads. No hallway feeling. It’s like a big open room! You don’t get it until you actually step inside one.

Good luck! Yours is basically like buying a brand new one! Somebody will be very happy!

k0wtz · 03-25-2018, 06:47 AM

brian you have probably the nicest looking camper I have seen listed here. too bad the man cant sell his company oh to be 40 again and take this on.

good luck with your sale

bob

barvaycamper · 03-26-2018, 07:47 AM

Thanks, Bob! Jim gave us a tour of the whole place; where he makes the seats for old airplanes, the recumbent bike production room, the camper section....
He's a talented guy. He stressed that he wanted his campers to be repairable without breaking the bank. The taillights come from the trucking industry, water heater, AC and microwave from a big box store and so forth.

Agreed! If I were younger.....

Brian

k0wtz · 03-26-2018, 08:14 AM

He sure chose to do things on a different scale. I like his ideas though of all his hardware available anywhere.

this will work for a long time and the way his trailer is built I am sure it will go 50 years no problem!

our 13f scamper is only 26 years old on it way to 50 some year!

bob

k0wtz · 03-26-2018, 08:16 AM

I have to wonder why this factory hasn't sold yet? the fiberglass camper industry needs this!

no doubt finding not only the money guy but a good staff to build these in his eyes. Maybe?

bob

Letitia · 03-26-2018, 03:41 PM

Thank you for sharing your build sequence number. My guess was around 200 total in existence, so I am just amazed at the number of 124. Love ours! Just boondocked in Everglades National Park last weekend. Good luck with the sale - someone will be in for a treat!

Marsh Erickson · 03-28-2018, 10:45 AM

I am very interested in your Egg, is it still available? I'm in Minnesota. Could you pls send more pics? Could you PM me? I don't know how to PM you.

barvaycamper · 03-28-2018, 10:51 AM

Hi Marsh, it is stillforsale. If you're not familiar with egg campers, there's a video of Jim, the mfg online. Just search:

2014 egg camper egg camper

Thanks! Brian