AK | Bigfoot- $23,000

[Arcticpalm]

For sale in Palmer, Alaska. Very nice Bigfoot, RB, plus extras. Please view photos, send inquires. $23,000



2006 Bigfoot Travel Trailer, 2500 Series, 21" long, 8'4" wide, 4129 pounds. This is a beautiful trailer with many wonderful features.

Light and sturdy at 4129 pounds, easily towed.

Fan-Tastic Vent fans x 2.

Outside awning

600 series Penguin Roof top air conditioner.

Hydro Flame furnace

Telescopic Stabilizing jack system.

Kenwood cd/ radio system with outside speakers.

Microwave.

LP-Gas & electric refrigerator.

Atwood water heater.

LP-Gas range.

CO alarm

Thetford RV toilet.

Oak cabinets.

Indoor shower and out shower.

Lots of storage inside and out

Day and night pull window shades.

Clean and well cared for, all upholstery, shades and trim in perfect condition.

Bigfoot is a well known and positively reviewed company.

Incredibly well built and insulated for all climates.
Will add images soon.
Location: Palmer Wasilla Area

[Chris Z]

Guess you've sold ? I was looking back they older adds
Cjzimmerer@yahoo.com

[Ron N]

For that price, are you ready to haul it down to the lower 48? How long have you lived in it?

Ron

[Glenn Baglo]

For some reason, most Americans plan a trip to Alaska when they get their RV. Here's the perfect opportunity to take the trip, and you only have to haul the trailer one way.

[Ron N]

Unfortunately, I'd have to take time off work and I just don't have that much time off available. Did you live in it while building a house? Cinnamon colored oak cabinets or light stained oak cabinets? I'm selling my house and need a 21'er in about four weeks.

Ron
503.887.8869

[Ron N]

Oh, is this a Canadian CSA trailer or US DOT approved trailer?

[Arcticpalm]

Chance of a lifetime. Perfect time pretty soon to drive from Alaska to the lower 48 in a great little trailer. You coming to pick her up?
Kim

[Arcticpalm]

US DOT approved.

[Arcticpalm]

Never lived in it and no I won't haul it down. I hauled it up here so it is someone else's turn to haul it down. The price is what it is, not many of these nice trailers in Alaska. Plus just think of the opportunity to travel from Alaska in the spring. What a deal.

[Ron N]

Hummmm..... lets' see. 4,812 miles round trip from Portland, divided by 10 miles per gallon for my 6 liter Silverado equals 458 gallons. 458 gallons times a conservative price per gallon of $3.75 equals $1,718.57.

Travel time... 2 days minimum up, 2 days back for a total of at least 4 days, maybe 5, of driving.

Sorry Kim, it just doesn't "pencil out" for me. I'd love to have your Bigfoot.