Kay with Bigfoot 25B25RQ Twin

[Tom.Kay L]

I been a long-time follower of the fiberglass forums but never posted before. We purchased our Bigfoot trailer in summer of 2021 and have enjoyed using it for both short trips and a month-long trip. We are considering getting a Northern Lite truck camper and so posted the Bigfoot for sale. Does anyone have a suggestion for improving our listing? I just added specs to the description.

[Kevin A]

If you could put a link to your listing or describe where you listed it, people will more easily be able to offer suggestions. Good luck!

[Tom.Kay L]

It is posted in the fiberglass classifieds and Facebook Marketplace https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...8345756425149/

Thanks.

[Jon in AZ]

Here's the ad preview. Follow the link to the ad.

Ad and photos seem pretty thorough. I appreciate that you included the specs. Seems underpriced to me. I don't really keep up with used Bigfoot prices, but I thought new 25'ers were going for around $90K these days. Four years is nearly new in molded fiberglass years. With the uncertainty regarding possible tariffs on newly imported units, you should have no trouble selling this. Best wishes!

Originally Posted by Tom.Kay L

For sale: 2021 Bigfoot travel trailer model 25B25RQS Twin.

Standard features that make Bigfoot trailers so desirable: light weight two piece fiberglass shell, high density insulation, 30k btu electronic ignition ducted forced air furnace, heated and enclosed tanks for four season use, solar reflective thermal pane windows with day/night shades, Stainless steel oven and 3 burner cooktop with bi fold cover, Stainless steel microwave, 8 cu ft Stainless steel 2 way refrigerator, dry bath with porcelain toilet, SmartJack tongue jack, aluminum wheels, covered spare tire, ladder, dual 30 lb propane tanks with autochanger, exterior bbq propane connection, exterior shower, 18' power awning, black tank rinse, full coach surge protector and more.

Options included: front cargo box and frame extension, skylight in shower, Dometic 11K btu air conditioner, stereo upgrade to DVD, Solar energy system with second solar panel, Switch Energy solar controller, wireless rear camera, generator prep, receiver for bike rack, dual fantastic fans with rain covers, skylight in living area with day/night shade, privacy curtain/pleated door for bedroom, roll away shower door, and twin bed floorplan.

Specs: length 27' 6" including the front storage box, height 9' 2", width 8' 4". Interior headroom 6' 4". Base dry weight 4863 lbs, GVWR 7500 lbs. Fresh water 45 gallons, Grey water 45 gallons, Black water 45 gallons. LPG 2 x 30 lbs. Water heater, gas and electric 6 gallons.



View this ad at Fiberglass Classifieds - 2021 Bigfoot 25B25RQ twin Windswept Driftwood - Oregon

[Tom.Kay L]

Thanks!

[Tom.Kay L]

Thank you for the suggestion. Here is the link to the Facebook Marketplace ad, https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...8345756425149/
It has the same information as the fiberglass classifieds.

[Kevin A]

You might try advertising it at “Bigfoot Travel Trailers for Sale” on Facebook. It is a private group, so you would have to join. Someone is going to get a great deal on a beautiful trailer!

[Jon in AZ]

Agree on cross-posting to the Facebook group. As much as I hate to say it, this site is not too active any more, and many have gone over to brand-specific groups on FB.

[Tom.Kay L]

Thanks. I did join and it looks like a good place to post. We found out the camper is heavier than we thought, so we decided to keep our Bigfoot. It really is a great trailer.

[Fran in Ideeho]

Greetings,
Long time Bigfoot TT owner here, can honestly say I am happy you are keeping your 25. I started in a 21RB and downsized into the 17.5 FB. Nothing against any other manufacturer, but I just can’t say enough good things about BF. Wondering why you weren’t looking at one of their truck campers? I have been in several and they are sweet.
Next time you are in this position, also consider posting on the Bigfoot Owners website under the classified section. In fact, if you are not already a member, you should consider joining to have access to the info for members only and the mini and annual rally info.
Happy trails
Fran

[Tom.Kay L]

Thanks. I think the Bigfoot campers are about the same weight as the Northern Lite. Where do I join the Bigfoot owners group, is it under manufacturers on this site, on the BigfootRv.com site or somewhere else?

[Fran in Ideeho]

Lookup “bigfootowners.com” aka BOCI (Bigfoot Owners Club International).
Our annual meetup this year is in September in St. George, Utah. Join us!
Fran