We bought this camper 3 months ago to explore the Southwest over the summer. Now that we're back in Philadelphia, we just don't have anywhere to store it. It's a great little camper and we will be sad to see it go. It was our first time RVing it and we couldn't have been happier with it. The camper was refurbished right before we bought it. We got it from a guy who knows everything there is to know about
fiberglass campers. (He's probably on this forum, Hi Floyd!) This was his 10th refurb. He put all his years of experience into customizing it. Everything is pretty much new except the shell. His complete list is below, but the highlights are:
Air Conditioning
Mini
Fridge
Gas stove
Sink
Front dinette
Queen Size bed
The big difference between our
Scamp and others is the dinette and the bed do not fold down. They are permanent. The Queen size bed is also larger than what comes in most Scamps with the fold down bed/couch combo which we thought was much more comfortable and a big improvement.
The size is perfect for a couple and maybe a small child. It's a small camper, but there's plenty of room to sit at the dinette or lounge on the bed. It's also great to be able to cook in it and have AC. It's also super
light and easy to tow. We have the
title registered in PA
It was a really fun way to explore the country in this little camper. Hopefully someone will enjoy it as much as we did.
Asking Price $3950.
Here's the full list of what was done to the camper.
1]
Electrical.....
A] NEW trailer(DOT) wiring
B] NEW taillights and running
lights
C] New American 20A converter/charger
D] New 110V breakers [3]
E] New 110V shore power cord
F] New 110V Interior outlets [2]
G] New Air Conditioner
H] New 12V wiring (5 circuits)
I] New interior
lights [4]
J] New
Porch light
K] New 3spd Fantastic vent fan
L] New water pump w/switch at sink
M] New 12V Coleman
Refrigerator
O] New deep cycle
battery
2]Plumbing.....
A] New onboard 5gal grey water tank
B] New supply lines from onboard 12gal fresh water tank
C] New supply lines from 20#
propane tank to stove[tank included]
D] New SMEV stove/sink combo
E] New porta-potti
3] Chassis.....
A] Freshly repacked wheel bearings
B] New Tires(3) {last year, just prior to trailer purchase}
C] New "Kickstand type" rear stabilizers [like stock]
D] New tongue jack
E] New
battery box
4] Interior.....
A] New cabinetry with Medium Oak doors and drawer front
B] New Formica counter top and table top w/matching wood trim.
C] New Medium Oak "pergo" type vinyl coated flooring
D] New upholstry & curtains
5] Exterior.....
A] New
paint and graphics
B] Crankout aluminum side
windows
C] New Wheel covers
D] Fixed (standard scamp) front and rear
windows
Included with the purchase will be a small starter kit
[1] electric 110V heater [three to choose from]
[1] gray water drain hose
[1] small bottle of porta-potti chemical
[1] 5x7 tarp
[1] butane stove lighter
You will need a hitch on your tow vehicle with
a 1-7/8" ball. Ideal top of ball height of 14" +-
Tow wiring is standard 4-plug.