Hi I'm Becky and I'm shopping

[Madalyn]

There is a 13 foot Scamp for sale in the classified section here and it is located in Charleston SC. FOR SALE -2003 13' Scamp -Great Shape


Welcome from another NC resident (Eastern NC)

[rjust3]

matthews is very close, how do i call scamp to get up with this person?

[rjust3]

Originally Posted by gordon2

There is a woman with a 13 Scamp in Matthews NC (outside Charlotte) if that is near you. I spoke with her and I don't think she is on the forums. She was more than willing to show it. I lost her number but if you call Scamp they will have it as part of their referral program. They might have other owners in other parts of NC willing to show the trailer also.
Finding a used one in your price range that does not need a lot of work will not be easy. I just sold a pop-up camper that slept two easy, 3 not so easy, and the thing weighed only 1560 fully loaded. It was like new and in your price range.
I had to say that a pop-up might be better for you to start out with, but maybe it is. However, if you like camping, then you will (trust me on this), want to sell the pop-up in a year or tow and get a fiberglass trailer, even if it means much more money along with a new tow vehicle.

how to I call scamp directly

[gordon2]

Originally Posted by rjust3

how to I call scamp directly

800-346-4962
or
email info@ScampTrailers.com

[rjust3]

thanks Gordon

[gordon2]

Originally Posted by Madalyn

Welcome from another NC resident (Eastern NC)

On a note unrelated to the original subject, we should have a mini-Carolinas rally.. but only after I get my Scamp! Maybe Stone Mountain (NC) state park? See my post: http://www.scampcamper.com/forums/my-favorite-campsites

[Mikmay]

Originally Posted by Bob Miller

Yep, you need to actually get inside one and look how space is utilized. I don't know of any 13'ers that have enough floor space for an inflatable mattress and I am sticking with that number due to your other criteria.


Again, unless a new tow vehicle is in the plan, we always start out by finding out what you can tow, so time isn't wasted on non-starters due to size, then comes budget. It's a lot easier to rule out what doesn't fit into those two parameters.

Bob there is one 13 foot camper with the floor space for a queen air mattress that being the Hc1 and it also can have 2 separate side by side beds

[Jon in AZ]

One reason I bought a Scamp is so I never, ever, ever have to sleep on an air mattress again! Good to know in the HC1 I have other options.