TN | SOLD For Sale: 2014 ParkLiner

[Rhondalyn]

Beautiful trailer, less than year old, gently used in excellent condition. Includes all Standard Features (see website) plus upgraded Options:

--SeaLand 8100 Ceramic Flush Toilet ($995)
--1.9 CuFt Refrigerator ($950)
--8.5 Ft Awning ($800/Camping World)
--Hot Water Heater (LP/120 VAC) ($595)
--Magic Table (four configurations) w/cushions ($495)
--Custom linoleum upgrade charge ($300)
--All LED Lighting Package ($239)
--Keyed Deadbolt Entry Lock ($195)
--Screen Door ($149)
--Entertainment Package (TV/DVD and separate Radio/CD Player) ($100+)
--Custom window shades and curtains ($100)
--Corner Bedding/Cushion Shelf and Organizing Storage Bins ($100)
--Prewire for TV/coaxial cable ($95)
--Additional 12VDC recepticle ($95)
--Electric Ceramic Heater ($40)
--other "extras" (new water hose/water filter, etc)

Base price of new ParkLiner: $16,900 excluding taxes, etc. With these upgraded options (priced out at over 5k) the total value comes to over 22k. Selling for $17,500.00 due to family health issues. Located near Nashville, TN. PM for any questions and lots more photos. Rhonda

[alan H]

What is your best guess on trailer weight & tongue weight
What did you use for a tow vehicle
Total length including tongue ?


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[Rhondalyn]

I can answer two out of the three, Alan. I have a Chevy Tahoe that towed the Parkliner, which is 15' total length, including the tongue. Perhaps someone else can help with the weight? I know it is a very lightweight trailer and it tows like a dream; I did not use an anti-sway bar and had no problems. Rhonda

[gordon2]

I'd be interested but I would need to know the weights (axle and tongue) as it is configured. Any chance there is a CAT scales near you?

[War Eagle]

Rhonda, I know it's heartbreaking for you to have to part with "Sweet Pea" so soon. Wishing you all the best... Dale

[district67]

apparently no AC and only the one small water tank?

[frank_a]

They weigh 2100#s dry, and if it has two propane tanks and two batteries on the tongue, the tongue weight is over over 200#s. I would want a tug that would haul 3500#s and handle 350#s for tongue weight if it was me. Oh, wait a minute, it WAS me! Lol.

Frank

[Rhondalyn]

Ted: the ParkLiners come standard with air conditioning. So, yes, mine has air. Dale: thanks so much for your sentiments. I hate to part with her. Alan and Gordon: your question is answered. Thanks, Frank. Serious inquiries may contact me PM. Thank you, Rhonda

[frank_a]

Best of luck to you Rhonda!

Frank

[Rhondalyn]

Thank you, Frank. She's a beauty and this is bittersweet for me. I appreciate your support. Rhonda

[Lv4toys]

Rhonda: I am sorry to see your selling your Parkliner. I hope things work out for you.

Pat

[Rhondalyn]

Thanks so much, Pat. Hope things are going well for you up in your neck of the woods...good to hear from you. :-)

[Donna D.]

Oh my stars, someone is going to get a beautiful Parkliner.. right out of the gate! Best of luck to you Rhonda

[Rhondalyn]

Doggone! Y'all are making me rethink the whole selling my Sweet Pea ParkLiner thing! Now, see, if all y'all (that is correct grammar where I come from) lived closer to me and I had some pals to hang out with in the woods then I definitely *would* keep my darling camper. Hub's feet is planted firmly on the homefront and I'm just too dang chicken to camp alone. Thanks, Donna...she really is a beauty and I'm sitting here thinking I don't want to let her go. Que sera, sera....

[Pam Garlow]

Rhondalyn, I was totally skeered to camp alone, so I joined a couple of lady camping groups and also Tin Can Tourists (combo of vintage and new campers). I have had a wonderful time these past 8 years camping and making new friends

[Donna D.]

I don't want to sway your decision Rhonda, honest. But on Facebook someone mentioned "solos." I'm single, no SO, but I'd rather camp alone than be home... I know what my home looks like and the YARD... make memories!

[Rhondalyn]

Thanks, Donna and Pam...:-)

[Lv4toys]

Rhonda: I totally agree with Pam's and Donna's comments - make memories life is way too short. However, your the best judge on how to handle your situation (re: health issues, etc...). No matter what you decide to do, the FGRV community will support you in what ever way it can!

Pat

[War Eagle]

Rhonda, No one knows your situation and concerns as completely as you, so we all understand that it is obviously and totally your decision, but please don't let the fear of camping alone weigh into your decision. Most organized rallies have a lot of single (for various reasons) women attendees who often form their own social/support group and have a blast together. Not to mention everyone else at the rally being there to help in time of need or to party/fellowship with. There are single campers, male and female, who provide care for sick loved ones and elderly parents, but an occasional weekend camping rally is their chance to get away for a brief time, to clear their head and rejuvenate their spirit - to have a little "me time" - all with the understanding and blessing of the person(s) they care for. So just don't forget to take care of yourself - physically and mentally - during trying/challenging times. That's important, too.... Dale

[district67]

I would take the camper but can't get there until the 10th. let me know if it is still available please, ted