WI | SOLD: 2003 17' Bigfoot - $12,750

[Tony Nowak]

2003 17' Bigfoot, model 15B17CB; second owner. Factory weight 2895 lbs., tongue 230 lbs. (suspect may be higher). Preferred option package: auto propane changeover, fiberglass propane cover, hidden TV antenna, outside access doors, oven, spare tire with cover. Other options: roof A/C, day/night shades, electronic ignition water heater, Fantastic Fan, microwave, awning, stabilizer jacks, stereo AM/FM/CD/Aux, refrigerator is auto changeover (110/propane). Upgraded axle 2010, new Interstate battery 2016, new awning fabric 2017, new Goodyear tires 2017. Interior excellent condition, exterior very good. This is a 15 year old trailer and has been well maintained, but normal wear is to be expected. Included: Equal-i-zer brand weight distribution, sway control hitch, two full propane tanks. No smokers or pets. Have all manuals. Clear title. Cash only. Located half hour west of Madison, WI.

[tuna60]

This would sell in California in one day.

[MDM54]

Does it have a heater?

[Tony Nowak]

Originally Posted by MDM54

Does it have a heater?

Hi Michael,
The Bigfoot has a ducted furnace with 3 output vents. I will try to find an appropriate link to 1500 series Bigfoots later.
Tony

[Tony Nowak]

See posting #6 on this thread for our trailer features and options:http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f...ler-71619.html
Tony

[shawner2713]

what are the dimensions of the dinnette in bed mode?
thanks

[Tony Nowak]

Originally Posted by shawner2713

what are the dimensions of the dinnette in bed mode?
thanks

Good morning Shawn,
The front dinette/bed is 42"X77" and the rear gaucho/bed is 39"X71". We are average size and managed to use the rear bed, while the first owners used both beds. The front table tends to collect all manner of materials, brochures, and jetsam. I have seen folks with this trailer screw a flange into the floor, in front of the rear gaucho with a small post and table to serve as an alternative to the front dinette.
Tony

[floyd]

I have seen this trailer on several occasions. It is clear that it has been well taken care of. It is even more impressive in person than the pictures can convey. NICE TRAILER!

[Tony Nowak]

Dear administrator, please chance price in thread title.
Thanks, Tony and Darlene

[Lv4toys]

I have also seen this trailer on several occasions, and it really is a beautiful trailer. Good luck with the sale.

[Mary F]

Originally Posted by Tony Nowak

Dear administrator, please chance price in thread title.
Thanks, Tony and Darlene

Done.

[PeterBL]

Do you know what the R-value (insulation value) is of the walls for this Bigfoot? I'm looking for a fiberglass RV for my daughter who lives in Alaska, and the R-value is an important consideration. I've searched online for this information but to no avail, since the bigfootrv.com website is no longer active. Thanks very much...

[Franswa]

I have seen folks with this trailer screw a flange into the floor, in front of the rear gaucho with a small post and table to serve as an alternative to the front dinette.
Tony

As a fellow CB owner..."permanent bed up front, folding table (no flange) at the back for eating" ??...yep, that would work quite well I guess...just never heard of that one before (I did the rear big bed mod, using dinette table to fill space between fridge and kitchen sink area)

insulation is one inch thick styrofoam (picture of bathroom ceiling/roof)

[PeterBL]

Thanks much for sending the photo of the ceiling insulation. One follow up: do you know if this 1" rigid foam covers the entire structure or is just in the ceiling? I ask only because many of the "typical" RVs add additional insulation in the ceiling. I assume that with fiberglass RVs the construction would be consistent throughout the entire structure (ceiling, walls, and floor), but I don't know for sure.

[Tony Nowak]

Hi Peter,
I think your right that the 1 inch insulation is in all the walls as well as the ceiling. I'll try to find the R value later. There isn't a winter package in this unit (optional then) I think as of 2005 (2500 series) and then called a 17.5 (new molds) all of the BF had the double pane Windows, larger furnace, and heated tanks

[Franswa]

the one inch thick insulation is "everywhere"...but there are gaps here and there...like the front wall...rigid foam cannot follow the curves, so there's gaps.....

and yes, a "winter package" it is not....no double pane windows, no insulated/heated tanks.....for that you gotta go up a few years to the 2500 series, 17.5 model of the same trailer(produced after 2005).......MSRP in the high 40s and weighing another 700-800lbs

Alaska in the summer? sure.....Alaska in the winter??? you're dreaming in any trailer.

[Tony Nowak]

Please move trailer to sold archives, thanks.