SOLD - 1987 Scamp 13ft Ebay

[Robin G]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1987-SCAMP-...SRCHQ3aUSQ3a101

This is a l987 10' Scamp travel trailer in great shape with a clear title. (It's 13' if you measure it from the tongue.) I have had it for over a year and enjoyed every minute of it. It is SO easy to pull and set up, making it an ideal camper for me and my son.

I have pulled this camper with my Jeep Wrangler with no problem at all and with my Jeep Cherokee. You really don't even know it's behind you. We had a pop-up before we bought the Scamp and the pop-up was just WAY to much trouble to set up, so this was definitely an upgrade for us. It's nice to be able to leave everything in the cabinets, beds made, hook up and just go. There is a tremendous amount of storage space for such a small camper. We could leave everything in there we could possibly need for a week or more of camping.

I had an awning installed less than a year ago, which is very easy to use and set up. It is a bag awning so you just fold it up into the bag which is attached to the camper, zip it up and go.

The camper has a fairly new portable air conditioner which vents to the outside of the back of the camper. I'll include a pic of it. We never used it but it does work wonderfully if you really want cold air.

A marine battery is included for the 12 volt lights along with a propane tank. There is a water tank and a sink but we never used either of them. A two burner stove is also included but we never used that either. I personally think a 10 ft. camper is TOO small to be cooking in so we always cooked outside and I didn't want to stink up the inside with food smells. We would just run a long line from the propane tank to our cookstove outside which worked a lot better for us.

Once nice thing about this Scamp is the added platform on the back which is VERY useful in hauling a cooler or other camping equipment. It just keeps less stuff out of your car and is easily accessible from the outside of the camper. We loved this.

All of the windows work and all of the screens are intact. There is nothing WRONG with the camper that I know of. It's in very good shape inside and out (covered with yellow pollen at the moment).

I've taken in dry camping and it does very well. There are lots of 12 v. lights and if I need electricity for the tv I just use an inverter hooked up to my vehicle with an extension cord.

The table folds down into a double bed and the couch converts to two bunk beds. My son and I usually just left the table up and slept on the bunk beds.

SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, OR DESIRE ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND I WILL HELP IN ANY WAY I CAN.

The Scamp will be listed for sale locally so I reserve the right to cancel this listing if it should sell. A $500.00 deposit will be required immediately through Paypal should the Scamp sell through this listing.

I will be showing pictures with it decorated, which can be a lot of fun, and pictures of it empty so you can see the condition better.

THANKS FOR LOOKING !

[Raya]

The seller ended this listing early because the item is no longer available for sale.

Wow, already ended. I guess someone must have bought it locally. I wonder how much for? Bidding was at $1275 with reserve not met.

Raya

PS: One funny thing I noticed was that the photos showed a nicely decorated trailer (kind of a Coke/red theme) with a "permanent" double bed set up, complete with dust ruffle, shams, comforter/spread, etc. But the auction said this:

The table folds down into a double bed and the couch converts to two bunk beds. My son and I usually just left the table up and slept on the bunk beds.

Not a big deal of course, but made me shrug.