1972 Campster

[Dana T]

1972 Travel Camper / Trailer - Campster
All new interior / Completely redone inside and out.
$2350.00 OBO - Clean title
Small - great for hunting, fishing trips, road trips, family trips
Light weight - 1450 Dry Weight. Easy to tow
Lots of storage
Table makes into a queen size bed.
Stove top works on propane - There is a sink but no water in camper. Room for a water tank if you wish under the sink
Lights work with battery power / 110 Plug In
Ice box - not a refrigerator (you would be able to put a refrigerator in if you would like to)
No toilet
see pictures
call or email Dan or Shelly with questions or to come see.
425-433-8225 or shellysbusiness[at]comcast.net



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[Dana T]

I talked to Dan and learned a few more details about this trailer:

The popup has been fiberglassed in the UP position -- it cannot be retracted.

Floor to ceiling height in the popup area is 6'5"

Floor to ceiling height over the dinette table is 5'9" at the highest point

The bed size has been reduced to 72" long by 70" wide

[Dana T]

This is a relisting from March 24th. There is an additional picture as well as other information in the following thread:
http://www.fiberglassrv.com/board/in...howtopic=34246

[Bobbie Mayer]

We also didn't think this was a Campster. Maybe an Astro? My friend went out and looked at it and thought it was very nice- she went over it with the Fiberglass RV checklist and wanted to buy it, but decided her car was underpowered and didn't.

[Dana T]

Dan had said several people had looked at it, including one who had a car with over 200K miles on it that decided the car wasn't up to towing anything.

I am looking for something like a Campster because of two features it has: a reduced height when towing and storing (garageable), and a long and wide bed. When this one was remodelled both features were removed.

Dan also said the shortened bed has turned off quite a few potential buyers. Too bad for him and too bad for us.

[Dana T]

Somehow I left out the link to the ad -- here it is:

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/for/1139807675.html

[Bobbie Mayer]

I am looking for something like a Campster because of two features it has: a reduced height when towing and storing (garageable), and a long and wide bed. When this one was remodelled both features were removed.

Dan also said the shortened bed has turned off quite a few potential buyers. Too bad for him and too bad for us.

The garageability was a big, big factor for me (or should I say a short, short, factor?) The bed wouldn't be- I turned my bed sideways and shortened it anyway, to 6 feet long, 4 feet wide, to allow for a permanent bed plus sitting room. (Wouldn't work for two people, though.)

Bobbie

[Dana T]

I'm tall and thin and my wife is not and not. Thus the need for a ceiling height of over 6' as well as a bed over 6' long and at least 53" wide. I don't want to sleep on the floor -- that would be no great improvement over the tent we are trying to wean ourselves from!

Thus the "big bed" trailers interest us, but I don't want to tow and store somthing as tall as a FiberStream. That leaves the Campster, Hunter, Compact Jr, and similar trailers as the most promising candidates.

[Dana T]

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