IA | 16 ft Scamp $5500

[Deb W.]

1988 Scamp. Front Bunks, Side Bath, Stove, AC/Furnace, Rear Dinette, Exterior stove. This unit has a special feature..queen size bed slide out in the rear, manually operated, for an extra 4 feet of room!!! Excellent for larger family or friends to stay. Pulled with a V-6 Rendevous, lite weight and ready to go, winterized and stored every year. Located in NW Iowa. $5500.00

Contact numbers: 712-330-1006 or 712-330-1358

[Mike T]

Please, may we see some pics of your beautiful scamp inside?

[kootenaigirl]

Yes, don't tease us with the description of the bed and not show it! Very curious.

[hogsareme]

Is this the original color? Please do send pictures.

[Beverly Jones]

Deb W.,

Please show us photos of the interior.

Beverly

[hogsareme]

Is there a frig?

[CindyL]

I believe that this is the camper: http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...0-a-37791.html

I have always been intrigued by the bump-out. I imagined doing it to our Uhaul VT with a 13' Uhaul CT.


CindyL

[Deb W.]

Flickr: Deb297's Photostream

[Deb W.]

No, not the original color. The person that owned it before us changed the color scheme.

[Deb W.]

It didn't have a frig when we got it but we sacrificed some storage room and installed a 12 volt cooler (don't know the real name of the product but its one that truck drivers carry to keep food cold... it doesn't use freon to regulate temperature). It works good enough for us.

[Steve and Rosemary]

Wow! That slide out is awesome. If the new table we're making doesn't solve our sleeping discomfort, we may have to try the slide out. Anyone have any idea how hard it is to do

Deb W. -- out of curiosity, why are you selling it? Do you like the slide out? How do you like how it works?

[Deb W.]

We didn't do the modifications for the slide out but who ever did knew his way around fiberglassing and body work.

We're selling because we went with a larger camper(too many grandkids for the Scamp).

The slide out is without a doubt a nice extra and gives the camper more room (its nice to have the option to go to bed at different times than the spouse and that the one staying up can sit at the table... same thing when getting up in the morning).

It works pretty well but of course its not as nice as a motorized slide out. It takes one person about 10 minutes to set up which isn't bad.

We were a little worried about the rain tightness of the slide out but we've found out that the designer/builder did a real good job.