CA | SOLD? 1994 Lil' BigFoot needs a new home $9,995

[Bob Miller]

Our trailer fleet has grown to large and it look's like we need to find a new home for our 1994 Lil' Bigfoot. Heres a link to the Orange County C/L ad
13' Lil' Big Foot RV Trailer (Scamp, Casita, Trillium)
Please forgive the sales hype, Lil Bigfoots are not that well known here in the lower 48 provinces.

[MC1]

Looks Nice.

[Bob Miller]

As of Wednesday July 3rd... Price is reduced to $9,995
Thank You for Looking

Bob Miller

[VP1957]

Very Nice. I recently purchased a 1991 Lil Bigfoot. I was wondering where did you get the graphics for your trailer?

[Bob Miller]

Those came directly from BigFoot and are current production.

Look at the BigFoot website and select the graphics you like off of the new Big Foot ad pics then contact the BigFoot parts department to find the actual size and price.

The 3 of those were about $130, 1/2 of which was shipping and import costs. But they are very nice quality graphics.

The stripes came from a 250' roll of stripes I bought several years ago from an RV Surplus place in Elkhart, IN. They have since closed. It was a bargain for $50 and, so far, has done a mini-motorhome and two trailers.

[VP1957]

I'm on my way to the BigFoot website. Thank you.

[LeonardS]

Beautiful! Can't believe the birth year, it looks so good. Goes to show you that these fiberglass eggs really do stand the test of time (as long as they are maintained).

I have a couple of questions:

Approximately how big is the bed? Length by width? Most Bigfoots are pretty wide, but I'm assuming this one isn't...

Does the axle have brakes? I know it is light, just asking. I might want to tow on occasion with a Subaru Forester, which needs trailer brakes over a certain weight. My new TV likely wouldn't need this.

[Bob Miller]

The Bed Dimansions are:

Rear Dinette/bed: 46"x76"
Front Bunk, bottom: 22"x75"
Front Bunk, Top: 24" x 75"

Yes, it has trailer brakes, but we don't used them when towing with the CRV. We did test them and they worked when connected to a sons Suburban. Standard 7 blade connector, 2" ball.

Originally Posted by LeonardS

Beautiful! Can't believe the birth year, it looks so good. Goes to show you that these fiberglass eggs really do stand the test of time (as long as they are maintained).

I have a couple of questions:

Approximately how big is the bed? Length by width? Most Bigfoots are pretty wide, but I'm assuming this one isn't...

Does the axle have brakes? I know it is light, just asking. I might want to tow on occasion with a Subaru Forester, which needs trailer brakes over a certain weight. My new TV likely wouldn't need this.

[artb]

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