MT | SOLD: 1994 17.5 Bigfoot...MT/NM

[MTGunner]

1994 17.5 Bigfoot with lots of upgrades. Has had a spring under axle kit installed to raise trailer approx. 6" higher for better back road and off road capabilities. 15" aluminum wheels with 10 ply tires with less than 2000 miles on tires. Wheels and tires balanced 10/16.
Brand new awning 10/16. Removed entire awning system, cleaned, sealed and reinstalled.
Aluminum diamond plate on front of trailer for rock protection.
Wheel bearings packed 7/16. New brakes 2014.
Hitch haul installed on rear bumper.
Stainless steel roof rack with ladder.
New 3 burner stove 2012. Microwave.
New hot water heater 2015.
SS sink with goose neck faucets.
New cushions for dinette.
Thermal curtains on front and back windows. Side window inserts for cold weather camping.
HDTV on swivel mount.
New vinyl blinds most windows as old metal blinds worn too much.
Stereo with 4 speakers system.
3 way refrigerator.
2-20# LP gas bottles that have been recertified 7/16.
Upgraded LP gas selector system installed 2012.
Rain sensing fantastic fan.
Bathroom vent system and shower curtain.
Max Air protective covers on roof for bathroom vent and Fantastic fan.
Many addition handy storage baskets installed in trailer
Lots of oak trim to replace old vinyl trim.
2" tow hitch, approx. 300# tongue weight easily towed.
Stored 8 months of the year in our barn.
Exterior always kept cleaned and polished for protection.
20 gallon water storage, always bleached prior to storage.
20 gallon black water tank that is always flushed and bleached prior to storage.
30 gallon gray water that is always flushed and bleached prior to storage.
Water system always bleached then drained prior to storage.
No leaks in any compartments. Always stored with mouse protection.
Has been towed with Ford ranger and Ford F250.
Has to be seen to really appreciate all upgrades.
Can email pics for serious inquiries. Please, no tire kickers or low ballers.
PM me for additional questions with email address for direct contact.

Asking $9000.

[mystiktrvlr]

Sounds wonderful!! Wish I lived closer

[WaltP]

Sounds like a nice one. Being a '94, it has to be a 17, not a 17.5, the transition didn't occur till 2005 or 6. And which model is it, a Gaucho or Center Bath?
Should sell quickly.

Walt

[MTGunner]

Must be a 17' with Center bath. I am getting many inquiries for this Bigfoot and would appreciate it to be picked up here in SW New Mexico. But, we travel north to MT and could, within reason mind you, deliver to another location on our way home. This would require either purchase outright or a nonrefundable deposit , deposit amount depends on your location. I will try to be as accommodating as possible but within reason. BTW, I don't have to sell this ASAP and can and will take home if a deal is not final. This has been a labor of love and I truly have put lots of TLC and labor into this Bigfoot. Just so all understand. It is up for sale and can be had here in SW NM or MT. Thank you all for your patience and understanding. MTG

[alan H]

Might help your sale if you added some int/ext pics
It does sound like a nice trailer
Good luck with your sale

[MTGunner]

pM sent.

[alan H]

Why not post them here ?
I m out

[WaltP]

Tom. Posting pics here is not obvious to everyone, but it's quite easy and we'd all enjoy seeing them. Just click on the "go advanced " button at the bottom of the "Quick Reply" window, then click on the paper clip icon. That'll bring up a window with options for 4 attachments each time you use it. Looking forward to seeing it.

Someone had to give me those instructions the first time too.

Walt

[mt5937]

Message sent

[MTGunner]

Trying to post pics. Please be patient with my attempts.MTG

[MTGunner]

[WaltP]

Thanks Tom. Looks very nice.
Is that ladder and rail factory or later mod?

Walt

[MTGunner]

[TWelch]

Do you know the tongue (hitch) weight of this travel trailer?

Thanks

[TWelch]

I see it in your trailer description now - 300 lbs.
Thanks,
Tonie

[alan H]

I want it

[msu1966]

I will be in Virgin, UT about Feb. 4th for 4 weeks and would like to see it. If you could send me your email address via private message we can communicate to set an appointment and get your address.

Thanks,
Ken

[MTGunner]

It is a universal ladder that I made roof mounts to install and screwed to the bumper. Roof rack is stainless steel channel. Tongue weight approx. 300 pounds.

[WaltP]

Thanks Tom. I'm impressed. It looks nice. I've often wished I had one on mine.

[chainsaw]

I live in bozeman and I might be interested in it. Are you planning on bringing it back to MT anytime soon or only if you have deposit? I'm real familiar with scamp, cloud and casita but don't know much on the big foots. Will have to do some research on it. Unfortunately I can't offer on it sight unseen but if for some reason it ends up in this area, I think we could make a deal.