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[chnlisle]

A client called me yesterday and told me that because of his health he must sell his Puma.  This is a long bed camper but it works very nicely in a short bed truck.  I have a long bed camper in my short bed and I've sold quite a few for short bed trucks.  The additional 18" really is nice to have.  

 

He ordered this Puma in October of 2011 and took delivery in late December. It's located in the San Diego area.  I haven't seen it but he says he's only used it 6 times.  He paid more than $13,000 for it and the options include 3 way fridge, gas roof lifting struts, auxiliary battery system and jacks & brackets.  He's asking $10,500.  Let me know if your interested.

 

[winks]

I am interested. P.M. sent.

[chnlisle]

My client had this listed in several places but 24 hours on WTW and it's sold.

[craig333]

We know our campers Grats to the old and new owners.

[winks]

This is it being mounted on my truck this morning in Ramona, Ca.

Thank you, Jay!

 

[ski3pin]

Congrats on your new camper

[winks]

Ty. I am so jazzed. I have wanted a pop-up for 30 years. I cannot wait to try it out.

There is so much to do. I have to figure out how to hang my old Trans Awn awning on it, maybe some air bags, but it really rides nice on the road now. I have to figure out how to work the 3 way fridge. These are problems I *like* having.

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Hope you have great times with the new camper.Boy your clearance sure is tight over the cab.

Frank

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I noticed that. I am planning on setting the camper on some 1" or 1.5" spacers. Maybe shove some kind of air bag between the cab and camper?

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

I noticed that. I am planning on setting the camper on some 1" or 1.5" spacers. Maybe shove some kind of air bag between the cab and camper?

If the space isn't a problem than it makes a nice low profile.

Frank