For Sale: 2021 Scamp 16' Layout 4 50th Anniversary - Michigan

[mamawooste]

16' Scamp camping trailer

50th Anniversary edition Layout 4 with toilet amp; shower

Excellent like new condition Dry weight 2000lbs

We are selling our beloved 16 foot Scamp fiberglass camping trailer. Lightweight and very easy to tow. Great to take on the road or perfect as stand alone guest quarters or airbnb / vrbo! Excellent condition. Sleeps 4 the dinette easily converts into a full bed and the front bench seat converts into bunk beds!

All season friendly unit with a Maxx air fan and a Dometic AC heating unit. Full kitchen with Dometic refrigerator with brand new circuit board, sink, and 4 burner gas stove and oven ! , lots of storage. This camping trailer also includes a bathroom with a toilet and shower, a water heater, a screen door, cellular shades, a retractable entry step, rear bumper with a hitch receiver. We will include a water filter, chocks, wireless brake controller, battery, and propane tank. Everything you could need in the cutest camping trailer package. You can boondock and run on the battery, propane tank, and freshwater tank or connect to power and water at home or at a campsite.



View this ad at Fiberglass Classifieds - 2021 Scamp 16' Layout 4 50th Anniversary - Michigan

[Sean PA]

Sent DM yesterday.

[BillPatB]

Do you need a truck to pull this Scamp?

[Jon in AZ]

Originally Posted by BillPatB

Do you need a truck to pull this Scamp?

Definitely not. I would expect a loaded gross weight in the 2600-2800# range with a tongue weight iaround 275-300#. A 3500/350# tow-rated crossover is the bare minimum, but 5000/500# is better if your travels include high altitude mountain towing, or if you'll be carrying extra people or cargo in the vehicle. Mid-sized crossovers in the Explorer/Highlander/Pilot class fit the bill nicely. I recommend AWD for towing, because the tongue weight will reduce traction on a FWD-only vehicle. It's not usually a problem on pavement, but in a campground it could be.

[BillPatB]

Originally Posted by Jon in AZ

Definitely not. I would expect a loaded gross weight in the 2600-2800# range with a tongue weight iaround 275-300#. A 3500/350# tow-rated crossover is the bare minimum, but 5000/500# is better if your travels include high altitude mountain towing, or if you'll be carrying extra people or cargo in the vehicle. Mid-sized crossovers in the Explorer/Highlander/Pilot class fit the bill nicely. I recommend AWD for towing, because the tongue weight will reduce traction on a FWD-only vehicle. It's not usually a problem on pavement, but in a campground it could be.

Jon, thank you for the information. Unfortunately, we do not have an awd vehicle yet, but are looking to purchase one. Pat

[BillPatB]

We are very interested in the Scamp you have for sale and would like to contact you but not sure how. We live in the Chicago area.
Bill and Pat

[damon4365]

Hi where are you located ? Would like to come by and check out camper ? How much are you selling it for ?

[mamawooste]

Hi Bill & Pat! On the right side of the ad you can see something that says "message seller" - please send me a direct message that way as I am not allowed to post a phone number here. Thanks! Liz & John