SOLD!!!
13 Ft
Scamp Deluxe. Sleeps two with HUGE amount of storage space. The woodwork is beautiful, I wish I had it in my Trillium! This is one sweet little egg.
I found it in up-state New York and couldn't pass it up. This Lil'
Scamp had but ONE OWNER who brought it back to the original dealer to sell for them. (The dealer bought 10 Scamps in 1986 so became an ad hoc
Scamp "dealer".) The bearings were repacked before I left and the trailer pulled great, no problems. I suspect that I put more miles on this trailer in the last two weeks then in all of the last 20 years. It had the original (cracking)
tires which were replace before I left NY.
The
electrical seems to work correctly. It does not seem to have ever had a
battery installed as there is no wiring (that I can find) for a
battery. It does have a converter that works and the 12v does work when connected to the tow vehicle so installing a
battery would be a simple task. I was told that the Scamp was parked most of the time at an RV park in Canada and always used 120v. The gas tank was the old type that can no longer be filled. That got tossed. The regulator could probably be used if fitted with the right adapter.
The folks who used this gem were very gentle. As far as I can tell, everything is all original. The cushions and drapes are in great condition as is the wood, screens,
windows etc. All
lights work. The
fridge (while a bit grungy) works on both 12v and 120v. It has not been tested on gas. The heater and stove has not been tested but seem to be in good shape. I crawled some under the rig and it looks great. No signs of rot.
The pictures show the trailer as it arrived in California. We did a quick wash on the outside, but haven't cleaned the inside yet. There is some silicone smear here and there on the outside as the folks did upkeep to keep it tight. Ran into some heavy rain on the way back and found no
leaks. As you can see, it is the real deal. I will post some more pictures after I clean the inside a bit. As is, it is about as original as it can be. I would like to get $3600 for it.
the GDec
Anyone we know????
hurrah !!! Jeff just drove awayand left a beautiful egg trailer (86 Scamp) in my driveway!!! 
. I have been lurking on this web site for over a year. I have enjoyed the posts and cried over the dead 
but mostly I laughed and laughed, and learned and learned. I have a love of the outdoors and camping, but a hip replacement and vaious ills made it a miserable experience when tenting. I have researched what kind of rig would be most useful and FUEL EFFICIENT.!!!!! I first looked at teardrops but they are still too low , but very cute. I also wanted an indoor cooking option. Tent trailers were never a choice for me because I want to camp at Yellowstone and other parks where hardside only are allowedin some campgrounds. I then started combing the internet and it was on this website when I saw my first egg rv and I was in eggstacy !!! 
1999 Casita Liberty
2015 Escape 21
I now need to get an instruction manual , although I think that the forum has alot of practical information and wonderful advise.I think the frustration and searching make me very appreciative of my little New York transplant.
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