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Wanted:Four Wheel FINCH Camper. Looking for a Four Wheel FINCH Camper...OR possibly a later model SWIFT...? Must be in excellent condition and ready to take on the trail. Will travel where ever necessary for the right camper.

Thank you for the heads-up...just wanted to acknowledge your alert...! Been away for a while, so have just now got back to the forum. Looks like I missed out on a good one here...darn it...! I am still looking; these Finches are...scarce as hens-teeth..!! Thanks again.

WANTED: Four Wheel FINCH Camper. Looking for a FINCH camper. Must be in excellent condition throughout and ready to mount up and hit the trail. Will consider any year and options package. Willing to travel anywhere in the country for the right camper.

Hello Tom. Not sure if I thanked you yet for the heads up re: the Victoria camper. Coincidentally, I had just found the same link on the the Expedition Portal website, and had just sent off a reply, when I came over to Wander The West and found your Post. I have made contact, and I talked with...

Stan. Thanks for the inquiry! Have to thank Pete too for his kind thought and words...appreciate all the consideration fellas! THANK you both..!!

WANTED: Four Wheel FINCH Camper. Must be in excellent and clean condition overall; ready to mount up and hit the trail. I am in California but prepared to travel anywhere for the right camper...please don't hesitate to let me know what you have. Also...IF anyone hears of or knows of a Finch...

Hello. Would you be interested in selling the Finch separately? I am definitely interested...!! Thanks.

Yes, I believe you are right, now that I think back on it...was it 69 inches for the Finch vs. 75 inches wide for the Swift...? I see FWC has dropped the EAGLE model too; the companion to the FINCH. I'll be putting the camper on a 2000 Tacoma XTra Cab! What truck/year do you have your Finch...

The Four Wheel FINCH model was discontinued by FWC just this year I believe...possibly last, not sure; and is probably why why your are not finding much current Google info' on it? However, FWC replaced it with the SWIFT model for 2016, which is identical dimensionally in every respect; but...

I'm looking for a Four Wheel FINCH or used SWIFT camper. Must be in clean, excellent condition and ready to hit the trail. I am in California, but willing to travel anywhere in the country for the right camper. Looking to buy ASAP...! Thanks

Could you let us know if the camper is available or not...thanks!

Thanks for the heads-up re: All Terrain Campers! I had not thought of them? For sure I'll consider the Bobcat...thanks.

Looking for a FOUR WHEEL "EAGLE" Model Camper OR ATC "BOBCAT" to fit my 2000 Tacoma. Any Year, Options, Price Range considered. Any Floor Plan considered. Must be in excellent condition with NO repairs or any work required. I will travel anywhere in the country for the right trailer.

Oh! Okay, you are right...thanks for the reminder! Front dinette is the Fleet model only. I will remove that option.

WANTED: FOUR WHEEL "EAGLE" Camper. Any Year, Options and Price range considered. Will consider any Seating option but...Side Dinette Seating floor plan Preferred! Must be in excellent condition and require NO repairs/work? I am willing to travel anywhere in the country for the right camper?

Awning....???? Mushhuskies. The consideration for me was never high winds, rain or anything like that when in actual use? As you said, you spend a lot of time up in mountainous, treed country. It depends on how adventurous you are and how tight and narrow the trails you travel are? You might...

Velcro To Secure Headliner Great idea...!! May take a little more time and effort to initially install than the double sided tape, but...would have the advantage of allowing easier/better positioning and stretching of headliner, plus...as you say, the easy overall removability. Also...just a...

Sev3en Just another thought to consider. IF you do replace your fabric, you might want to consider using simple 3M double sided tape and run it along the aluminum tubes/battens. This will hold up the fabric temporarily. You can then put up your trim (wood) strips and secure them using the same...

Pop-rivets or Screws...???? Sev3en You might want to reconsider using sheet metal screws? If you change your mind on anything screws will always come back out. Pop-rivets will be a pain to remove if the need be! You do not want to be drilling them out around...fabric! Then...they could really...

jimjxsm Thanks for the Hallmark link. I wasn't aware they are a full camper manufacturer. I thought perhaps, from Stan's comment, that they might have been a canvas or fabric house that rebuilt/repaired camper tops, tent trailer tops and that kind of thing. BenG Yep! same layout as mine except...

Question for Stan. Hallmark Replacement Top Stan...you mentioned the lady in Colorado as maybe having the "pop-up" fabric on the '85 Keystone replaced by "Hallmark". IF so...what fabric was used? Is it the "original" TAN fabric? From the picture posted by BenG it sure looks like something...

Pine Tar Removal brett13. I can back up Sam and pvstoy. WD-40 will do the job great and will not mess up or mar anything. I first used it many years when the second day out with my brand new convertible I made the mistake of parking under some pine tress. I thought the new top was ruined...

Weight On Roof Thanks Ben. Good idea to emphasize the point with folks! Yes! as you suggest, getting the darn stuff off the roof is a difficult job, unless you happen to carry a “6 foot step ladder” with you! What my girlfriend and I found works, to some extent, is to throw my 3 inch wide...

Very nice, simple device there lq! Like DLN I'll file it away. I could have used a device like that when I woke up to find ten inches of freshly fallen "wet" snow on my roof one morning. In this case, to "lower" the roof! I was aware that snow had fallen through the night, but it never occurred...

BAJA...Huh? Yeah! Right! Baja's one helluva long way south when you're 200 miles north of the Artic Circle in...Inuvik, North West Territories, Canada! But...joking aside, propane regulators can and do freeze up! Just depends on where and when you like to roam, I guess...??? Just pointing out...