SOLD: 1972 Compact Jr $2800 in Columbus, OH

[Bert]

We are selling our 1972 Compact Jr fiberglass camper trailer that is in very good condition. It is very lightweight, about 13' long, weighs in at around 1000 pounds and can be pulled by most any 4-cylinder. Our Scion pulled it easily at any speed we wished to travel.

It comes with:
--3-burner stove
--refrigerator (110V)
--oven
--sink
--fresh & grey water storage tanks
--removable window A/C
--furnace (we've never used, so can't say for certain if it works)
--propane tank
--extra set of wheels w/ tires

It has bed configurations that can be set up separately as two solo beds, or as a solo oversize 6' x 6' bed that sleeps up to 3 --additionally, we also slept more on the floor. Very easy to tow, is easy on gas milage & can fit into most standard garages. Clear title in hand.

A bit of history: We purchased this recently as our first attempt in moving up from a tent & into a camper after too many times of wet & muddy camping. One of us--we'll not say who--was rather skeptical about the whole camper idea & insisted on small, inexpensive, lightweight, hard-side camper, so this fit the bill perfectly. Anyway, things worked out far better than we imagined & we were quickly hooked. We enjoyed it so much that we ordered a new one. (Perhaps these things should come with a warning label that they may lead to addiction, or some such

Oh, kids & kayak not included

Thanks!

Bert

(Sorry, I can't seem to properly rotate the interior pic)

[Bruce Thomas]

that was brief! so I guess you're getting that casita? have you looked at the new "parkliner" campers they're starting to make in NC?

[Bert]

Hey Bruce!
The CJ sold in a day. Wow.
We ended up ordering a Scamp that can sleep the five of us plus an occasional aunt ('course, that means I'll end up on the floor. Cest le vie! ) I really like the quality plus the layout of the scamp, so we went with it.

Wow, these little FG-eggs are seriously addicting......