Deposit received in less than 24 hours... 6 inquiries, first person I got on the phone instantly sent a deposit...
The market on these is nuts...
This is mine... Just listed it on craigslist where you can see pictures - https://spokane.crai...7304817265.html
Price: $26,500
Up for sale is my loaded 2019 Four Wheel Camper with the highly desirable front dinette configuration...
According to the team at Four Wheel Campers, Jackson Hole, this is their all time favorite configuration. In fact, on their site: https://www.fwcjh.co...trucks-in-stock you can see a similar rig being offered for $33,885...
And... You'd have to wait until February of 2022 to pick it up!?
From the FWC factory there is a 35 - 45 week lead time due to increases in demand for these pop up campers. Other brands, like All Terrain Campers have a 16 month lead time right now!
It's crazy...
But today may be your lucky day because my wife and I have just purchased a Class B RV... Therefore our lightly-used camper is ready to go to a new owner for this season!
Options & Extras Include:
The bigger 85L two-way refrigerator/freezer... This size only fits in the front dinette configuration and offers about 30% more fridge space than the standard 65L.
Propane furnace and cold weather thermal pack - You'll be able to keep warm in the shoulder seasons here up north, or if you wander down to the desert in the winter! Coldest we saw was low 20's and we were nice and comfortable.
2x 10 gallon propane bottles to power the furnace and the 2-burner stove.
20 gallon fresh water tank, 6 gallon hot water heater + Outside shower... Nice to have hot water to clean out the coffee pot on those chilly mornings, let me tell you!
Powered roof vent fan & a 2nd roof vent allow you to cool the interior quickly and together, they create a comfortable breeze inside for those hot summer nights.
Yakima track system on roof... You can add on attachments to this system if you want to carry things on the roof (like kayaks or turtle storage container). And, these are what hold the solar panel in place.
160 W solar panel & MPPT controller. We are boondockers and prefer to camp on BLM and forest land... The solar (and dual batteries) help us extend our stays when we find a spot that just begs us to stay a few more days.
Dual deep cycle batteries to make sure the furnace and the fridge have enough power for those longer stays, too... Plus there are some USB outlets and a DC outlet if you like to keep your devices charged up while camping.
All of the lighting in the rig is LED and adjustable so it's easy on the batteries but keeps you lit up for those late night card games...
Rear wall steps to access the roof if you want to add a turtle or kayaks on top.
Smooth black aluminum siding! Let's be real... The standard white RV siding makes new rigs look like they are from the 80's. This upgraded look is modern, clean and unique in the overlanding world.
Reico-Titan camper jacks and the drill attachment... These make it super easy to take the camper off the truck and then you can lower it down to make it accessible once off the truck.
With the front dinette you get a ton of storage in the cabinets next to the fridge in addition to the pantry below the stove. From food and clothes to your camp gear, it's surprisingly cavernous.
The front dinette also folds down into a bed for a kid or for your doggo if you have one...
Obviously the truck is not included... And, when it's not in use, it has been in my shop, on shore power, out of the elements...
If you have questions or want to arrange a viewing, sending an email via the Craigslist ad is going to reach me fastest, but I'll check back here on WTW.
Edited by Miles, 11 April 2021 - 04:33 PM.
