Maintenance & Restoration

Gail Shook · 01-20-2006, 08:43 PM

I upgraded last July to a Scamp 5th Wheel and listed my 13' Scamp for sale. I didn't really have the time to show it off as I liked. I was having too much fun camping in my 5th Wheel. With Spring on its way I would like sell this it. It is ready to camp it, just pull it out to your favorite camping spot.

Description
Electric Refrigerator
Porta Potti
AC
Red Vinyl Cushions
Tires new 2004
2-burner stove
Crank out windows
Screen door
Coca Cola Wallpaper Border
Coca Cola cabinet knobs
Coca Cola comforter

Outside professionally detailed beginning of camping season 2004

Has the old style propane tank
No water tank (I bought it without it and have never had a need for it as I take bottle water)

Asking <strike>$4,250 </strike> PRICE REDUCED TO 3,950.00 or offer (Please no "blue book" value offers - as anyone can tell you these wonderful trailers definitely sell for more than "blue book")

Please let me know if you have any questions and I will be glad to answer them. Pictures will be posted.

Gail

Gail Shook · 01-20-2006, 08:45 PM

Outside. The owning is a bag awning. I used it once but found it too much trouble. It is also in poor shape.

Gail Shook · 01-20-2006, 08:47 PM

The screen door is not factory but the previous owner did a fantastic job with installing this. It works great. I actually like it better than the factory installed one in my 5th Wheel. It is make from wood.

Gail Shook · 01-20-2006, 08:51 PM

Don't let the AC installation frighten you off. A roof AC is not a possiblity for this unit and the previous owner didn't want to take up closet space by installing it in the side. The previous owner cut through the fiberglass and installed a small regular household AC. A metal frame was welded directly to the bumper to make the AC extremely sturdy. The hole in the fiberglass was framed in and sealed tight. No leaks! This unit keeps the Scamp COLD. Just think, when it konks out, you can just go to your local Walmart, Target, Kmart, etc pick up another unit right off the shelf and you are ready to go. No big RV dealership bills.

Gail Shook · 01-20-2006, 09:00 PM

Yes you can believe your eyes, this Scamp is a Coca Cola Scamp. Previous owner made curtains for each of the windows, put up the Coca Cola border, installed a shower rod and Coca Cola shower curtain to divide the dinette/bed area from bunk beds. All the cushions (dinette and couch/bunkbeds) have been professionally redone in red vinyl (I like the vinyl since it was easy to keep clean, just wipe it off and your were done. None of the cushions have any damage done to them. I added the Coca Cola comforter. The knobs on all the doors are either Coca Cola bottles or bottle caps. I am also including several other Coca Cola items such as a string of Coca Cola can party lights, salt & pepper shakers, silverware container, wastepaper basket, etc. Even if you do not like Coca Cola, it is a really fun theme to collect. Just do a search on Ebay and you would be amazed at the number of items you can find.