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I am selling my 2012 All Terrain Camper Bobcat. It was purchased as a shell model and I custom built out the interior. When I purchased it from the prior owner, I had it installed and had a full once over done on it by Marty at All Terrain Campers. He said it was well cared for and looked like it was hardly used! No water damage, structural or cosmetic damage.It has all the amenities for comfortable four season camping and is set up to be light, simple and functional. The camper is built up 2 inches to provide 1.5 inches of rigid insulation under the floor. It also allows the camper to clear the bed rails of a full size truck(can be easily removed). The camper is heated with an Espar S2-D2L diesel heater. The diesel heater results in comfortable camping down to negative temps with ZERO condensation in the camper! The heater is mounted on the exterior frame right by where the wheel wells are in the truck bed. Diesel tank is also mounted on the exterior rear of the camper for easy filling and monitoring of fuel level. While the Bobcats are built with the ability to go into smaller “mid-sized” trucks like a tacoma or ranger, I think they are too big/heavy for those trucks. If you want to purchase this camper for your smaller midsize truck, you will likely need to locate the heater setup. The camper is powered by a Bluetti AC200P power system that can be charged a number of different ways and features massive power and wireless charging to capable devices. Cooking is done via built-in camp stove that allows for inside or outside cooking depending on the weather. There is a sealed propane box accessible from the exterior and I have all of the components to plumb in propane to the galley of the camper, but I have found it easy to use green coleman tanks and use the propane box as storage. Refrigeration is handled by a Dometic CFX3 35 on a DFG fridge slide. Sink is provided water via a 5gal scepter water jug. Where there is additional room to expand the number of jugs for longer times away from a water source if need be. Water drains to the exterior of the camper where it can drain into a grey water jug or to the ground. There is also space under the sink to have the ability to drain into an interior grey water jug if desired. All cabinetry is built with ½” birch and the inside of the camper is lined with ¼” sealed cedar tongue and groove from easy cleaning. LifeProof flooring installed up cabinetry for easy replacement. The camper features custom made Strawfoot insulated window covers, yakima roof rails, two roof vents, lift assist roof struts and four camper jacks. Bench seating provides ample interior drop down storage. I would also consider selling the truck, making it a turn-key package. Below is truck info. Sorry for the poor iphone pics, the camera lens was a little dirty! $17k

2006 Toyota Tundra Double cab SR5 TRD with 104,xxx miles. I am the second owner. I purchased it from the original owner(fellow WTW forum member) with 85k miles. I have a folder with all documentation of maintenance/service. Timing belt and fuel pump already done. An Oregon truck since new and transferred to California when I bought it, so ZERO rust! At 100k miles, I swapped out the stock suspension for a full Old Man Emu setup and Toyo ATIII tires on OEM steel wheels. I have the stock rims as well. Truck also would come with a matching LEER camper shell with yakima roof tracks. Truck specs below:
-Old Man Emu 884 front springs, AAL in the rear and Old Man Emu Nitro Charger shocks on all four corners
-285/75R16 Toyo ATIII tires (4k miles on them)
-OEM back steel wheels
-Spidertrax wheel spacers
-Firestone Airbags
-Daystar airbag cradles
-Hellwig rear sway bar
-Line-x bedliner
-Leer camper shell with yakima roof tracks
-Weathertech floor liners front and rear
-Weathertech window deflectors



Truck and camper are currently in Missoula, Montana, but can be brought back west next week. Either to Santa Cruz, CA, All Terrain Campers(they can install it for you!), Truckee/Tahoe area or somewhere in between.
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Images: https://postimg.cc/gallery/rK6p7JH

[ctrippy]

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The Member Support forum has several pinned threads on posting photos.  If you still have problems, send me a PM and I will help you get them posted.

[ctrippy]

Sale Pending.

[ctrippy]

SOLD.