For Sale Lil Bigfoot 1987 13 ft.

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

Totally refurbished in 2007. This was a body off and complete rebuild. Frame improvements, new axle with electric brakes, interior cabinets refinished with laminate, new 2 burner stove with cover, new 3-way refrigerator, new wall material, two person dinette built in front, full-time bed, florescent lighting, ceiling support for A/C unit added, Carefree-3 awning, stereo, outside 110V outlet, 12V outside light, TV cable, instant hot water, many extra 110V outlets, extra storage space, C-PAP provisions, front Bra and storage box cover. New acrylic enamel with clear coat paint. More pictures upon request. Better than new, $12,000. Thanks for looking.

[Michele B]

Amazing!

Anybody besides me wanna see more pics, if only for the "woo hoo" factor?

[sheridan]

Wooo Hoooo YES!!!!!!!! Nice Job!!!!

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

We would also like to add the following items that are on the trailer. The floor was totally replaced, there is an entry step,power stabilizer jacks, LED stop, tail and clearance lights, propane heater, pleated shades and a Fantastic Vent Fan.

[Barbie]

Wow, That is awesome.. I love the table idea.. Thanks

[sheridan]

Where can i find a table like that? Such a beautiful job!

Originally Posted by Bonnie and Roger in WA

Totally refurbished in 2007. This was a body off and complete rebuild. Frame improvements, new axle with electric brakes, interior cabinets refinished with laminate, new 2 burner stove with cover, new 3-way refrigerator, new wall material, two person dinette built in front, full-time bed, florescent lighting, ceiling support for A/C unit added, Carefree-3 awning, stereo, outside 110V outlet, 12V outside light, TV cable, instant hot water, many extra 110V outlets, extra storage space, C-PAP provisions, front Bra and storage box cover. New acrylic enamel with clear coat paint. More pictures upon request. Better than new, $12,000. Thanks for looking.

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

Originally Posted by sheridan

Where can i find a table like that? Such a beautiful job!

We bought it at a RV Interiors store that is no longer in business. We have looked for another and the closest we have found was at Camping World, but the quality was not nearly the same as this one. Sorry we can't be of more help.

[Cory Hilby]

My best friend, a very hardworking honest reliable woman, has been living in her daughter's house for the past 4 years as sort of an unpaid nanny in addition to the other 5 types of jobs she has (make that 6) on weekends, evenings, and mornings-- 24/7.
At any rate, the daughter's house had a roof put on and it leaked all winter and spring so the short of it is that everyone is out of a home for a while and my buddy wanted to scrape together $5,000 from extra work + renter's insurance and get herself a nice trailer. This would not only keep her from having to sleep in her tent, her car, or a moldy old trailer, but also to allow her some independence (and less of a nanny-like feel) even when (if) the house gets rebuilt.
Long to short of it, would you ever in the world consider taking $5,000 (cash)?
Cory H.
Olympia, WA

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

I'm sorry for your friend, but we would not be able to accept such an offer.

Originally Posted by Cory Hilby

My best friend, a very hardworking honest reliable woman, has been living in her daughter's house for the past 4 years as sort of an unpaid nanny in addition to the other 5 types of jobs she has (make that 6) on weekends, evenings, and mornings-- 24/7.
At any rate, the daughter's house had a roof put on and it leaked all winter and spring so the short of it is that everyone is out of a home for a while and my buddy wanted to scrape together $5,000 from extra work + renter's insurance and get herself a nice trailer. This would not only keep her from having to sleep in her tent, her car, or a moldy old trailer, but also to allow her some independence (and less of a nanny-like feel) even when (if) the house gets rebuilt.
Long to short of it, would you ever in the world consider taking $5,000 (cash)?
Cory H.
Olympia, WA

[sheridan]

See Craigslist for Eugene. There are some great Argosy trailers listed under 4000 dollars! Best Wishes.

Originally Posted by Cory Hilby

My best friend, a very hardworking honest reliable woman, has been living in her daughter's house for the past 4 years as sort of an unpaid nanny in addition to the other 5 types of jobs she has (make that 6) on weekends, evenings, and mornings-- 24/7.
At any rate, the daughter's house had a roof put on and it leaked all winter and spring so the short of it is that everyone is out of a home for a while and my buddy wanted to scrape together $5,000 from extra work + renter's insurance and get herself a nice trailer. This would not only keep her from having to sleep in her tent, her car, or a moldy old trailer, but also to allow her some independence (and less of a nanny-like feel) even when (if) the house gets rebuilt.
Long to short of it, would you ever in the world consider taking $5,000 (cash)?
Cory H.
Olympia, WA

[Mark D]

Very sweet trailer.... Awesome job on all of the retro's. Can you offer any advice or possibly some pics of the roof top A/C unit support(s). I've been wanting to add roof top air to mine, but wasn't quite sure how to fabricate the supports.

I would really appreciate any information that you can provide.

Thanks in advance.

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

I actually glued 1/2" plywood on the whole center section of the ceiling from front to rear.

Originally Posted by Mark D

Very sweet trailer.... Awesome job on all of the retro's. Can you offer any advice or possibly some pics of the roof top A/C unit support(s). I've been wanting to add roof top air to mine, but wasn't quite sure how to fabricate the supports.

I would really appreciate any information that you can provide.

Thanks in advance.

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

I think if you go to the Modifications Forum and put "Total Makeover" in the search window, you will find some posts by us in October of 2006. Post #18 (10-20-2006) has a picture of the bracing we used for the ceiling where we installed the A/C unit.

Originally Posted by Mark D

Very sweet trailer.... Awesome job on all of the retro's. Can you offer any advice or possibly some pics of the roof top A/C unit support(s). I've been wanting to add roof top air to mine, but wasn't quite sure how to fabricate the supports.

I would really appreciate any information that you can provide.

Thanks in advance.

[Donna D.]

Here, I'll help. This is Bonnie's and Roger's modification topic:
http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...ics-27107.html

[karen lm]

Bonnie & Roger, is this little cutie sold? If not what is your price.

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

The the trailer is still for sale. Asking price is $12000, but will consider reasonable offers. This trailer is extremely nice.

[Robina]

Is this trailer still available. Do you know the total weight with upgrades? Seems to be just what I am looking for. Clear title? Thank you, Robin.

[Bonnie and Roger in WA]

Yes, the trailer is still for sale. Empty trailer weight is 1840 Lbs. and tongue weight is 260 Lbs. The trailer has a clear Wa. title in my name. I will send you a PM. Roger