CA | 1974 Compact II Trailer (13') in San Francisco, CA $3500

[David Scott]

For sale is a fiberglass 1974 Compact II trailer. It has a pop-top, heater, 3-burner stove, dining area/ large bed, kids bed, storage, propane tank, sink w/ manual pump, water tank, new marine battery w/ low-energy led lights and 12v plug, and new tires. With the current setup, this can go without hookups and still have lights/ power for small appliances and charging electronics for weeks. Much of the interior has been renovated (new linoleum, paint, curtains, cushion covers) and everything works great. The fiberglass is in great condition, with one small blemish. The trailer is almost 40 years old and a total classic. These things are impossible to find. It has been stored in my garage since purchasing it 6 years ago and is in good condition considering its age. With the pop-top down, it fits into a standard, 7' garage (it is one of the last fiberglass trailers manufactured to do so). It has a towing weight of about 900-1,000 pounds (tongue weight is maybe 100 pounds at most) and I have towed this thing with my CR-V as well as my Toyota Corolla with no problem. I have used this for camping with my wife and 2 small children and it's been a joy. Unfortunately we are moving to Europe in 2 months and have to part with it.
Feel free to call with any questions. 4onefive four8four five5eight6
email: lollavid1@hotmail.com
David
<edit> Price: $3500

[cpaharley2008]

and the price would be?

[David Scott]

Oops- meant to put it in the title. $3500.

[Ed Harris]

Notice the Kids bed on the side where the closet is/was!
I have not seen that done before and it looks highly functional for sure.

Nice feature.

[David Scott]

Thanks. Yeah, the ice chest could easily be replaced with any portable ice chest, so I took that out. Then I halved the closet and built the bed there. It still has tons of storage below the bed (and under the seats as well). My daughter is 5 and still loves sleeping up there. The little one has been in bed with us.

Originally Posted by Ed Harris

Notice the Kids bed on the side where the closet is/was!
I have not seen that done before and it looks highly functional for sure.

Nice feature.

[Silvertrailer]

What is the length of the trailer itself not including hitch?

[Bob Miller]

RE: About Compact-II's
The actual length of the coach itself is a hair under 10' but, it still has a huge bed and an excellent floor plan.
BTW: Hunter offered 24" x 60" bunk beds as a factory option. I suspect that they were in the same place as shown.
Those with the optional hot tub (Redwood of course, after all this was 1972) are a little more crowded for more than 4 occupants.

[David Scott]

Sold.