Bigfoot Longbed Truck Camper Fiberglass

[JM Moore]

6900 OBO
Bigfoot truck camper for Long bed truck. 1996 2500 series
Cab is Approximately 76" Bed is approximately 117"
All Fiberglass
Duoderm AC by Domestic.
Atwood 3 burner stove and oven called Wedgewood.
Domestic Refrigerator. Nice size
Foam Queen bed mattress with 6 inch or more height.
Water heater
Outside shower with hot/cold water
Automatic electric leg adjustments-Hapijac
4 metal tie downs to secure camper to truck
dining area for 4 people turns into double bed..material clean and intact
mini blinds
double sink
many windows for nice views
microwave added not built in
stereo with speakers. closet drawers overhead cabinets storage bilateral side of the beds.
large storage under camper
screen door
Do not have to buy Fl. tags because it is on truck...insurance also less ...part of your truck insurance
Wet bathroom with shower.
double sink
Weight 1795lbs..LIGHT
32 gallon water tank
40 gallon propane
Loved this camper too big for me now
The bad............................................... ...........................................
Rust on the campers feet but electric jacks still work
Vent over bed was left slightly open caused tiny wood damage on vent frame
After market cable added for TV left small leak.... now repaired
refrig not working.....could be minor or major?
Seals on windows dry will need replaced
Has sat in driveway for 4 years due to lack of truck
Still a good solid camper will not gave away
Thanks for looking

[Paul Braun]

That is a nice looking unit, someone will be a happy owner.

[JM Moore]

Thank you Paul!!!

[neparker]

What's the interior headroom? There have been some tall folks looking.

[JM Moore]

Head room is 6' 4" Bed mattress is 8" and there is 3ft above that. My X is 6'2 and never had a problem. Thanks for looking

[stude]

Originally Posted by JM Moore

6900 OBO
Bigfoot truck camper for Long bed truck. 1996 2500 series
Cab is Approximately 76" Bed is approximately 117"
All Fiberglass
Duoderm AC by Domestic.
Atwood 3 burner stove and oven called Wedgewood.
Domestic Refrigerator. Nice size
Foam Queen bed mattress with 6 inch or more height.
Water heater
Outside shower with hot/cold water
Automatic electric leg adjustments-Hapijac
4 metal tie downs to secure camper to truck
dining area for 4 people turns into double bed..material clean and intact
mini blinds
double sink
many windows for nice views
microwave added not built in
stereo with speakers. closet drawers overhead cabinets storage bilateral side of the beds.
large storage under camper
screen door
Do not have to buy Fl. tags because it is on truck...insurance also less ...part of your truck insurance
Wet bathroom with shower.
double sink
Weight 1795lbs..LIGHT
32 gallon water tank
40 gallon propane
Loved this camper too big for me now
The bad............................................... ...........................................
Rust on the campers feet but electric jacks still work
Vent over bed was left slightly open caused tiny wood damage on vent frame
After market cable added for TV left small leak.... now repaired
refrig not working.....could be minor or major?
Seals on windows dry will need replaced
Has sat in driveway for 4 years due to lack of truck
Still a good solid camper will not gave away
Thanks for looking

: can someone tell me are the Bigfoot campers stick built or moulded like a Boler trailer? I have never been around them but did have a 1986 Bigfoot 17' trailer for a few years only problem is I found them on the large side, would been nicer if only 7'W with the Canopy ours was the full 8' unit and when pulling into the wind best park on side of road somewhere as mpg drops like crazy.
Stude

[ZachO]

Molded fiberglass.

Yes, they're big. One of the really nice things about them. But yes, also a hassle sometimes.