Photos coming the week of 13 April 2025
Price: I need to do more research but definitely south of $20K. Things are a bit hectic right now but I will be able to get some research done before the pics go up.
I have moved from the US to the Netherlands and need to sell my camper. It is a 2017 ATC Panther in very nice shape, currently located in Bend, Oregon. I won’t be in Bend until 12 April, at which point I will take a bunch of pictures and add them to the post, along with more details. I need to sell the camper before I head back to NL on 30 April, so I am open to reasonable offers. I’ve already sold my truck (F-250) and do not have a way to easily deliver the camper.
2 things make the camper relatively unusual, and make it a great place to hang out with friends when the weather gets too cold or rainy/windy:
Details:
Brady
Price: I need to do more research but definitely south of $20K. Things are a bit hectic right now but I will be able to get some research done before the pics go up.
I have moved from the US to the Netherlands and need to sell my camper. It is a 2017 ATC Panther in very nice shape, currently located in Bend, Oregon. I won’t be in Bend until 12 April, at which point I will take a bunch of pictures and add them to the post, along with more details. I need to sell the camper before I head back to NL on 30 April, so I am open to reasonable offers. I’ve already sold my truck (F-250) and do not have a way to easily deliver the camper.
2 things make the camper relatively unusual, and make it a great place to hang out with friends when the weather gets too cold or rainy/windy:
- A completely removable kitchen area on the port side, enabling U-shaped seating for 6 around a large lagun table
- A wood-burning stove.
Details:
- Always garaged when not in use.
- 2017 All-Terrain Campers Panther (Built-out shell model). The Panther is for full-size trucks with a 6.5’ bed. I had it on a 2001 F250, which handled the camper quite easily without any modifications.
- Baltic birch plywood interior with many storage cabinets. It is sleek enough to sit a small camping chair in the aisle, which I frequently did instead of sitting on the couch. This also remains possible in “stealth” mode.
- Completely removable kitchen area with bear boxes and large table.
- Auxiliary USB and 12V plugs, (2) 110V plugs on inverter.
- Propane tank + storage compartment
- Comfortably sleeps 4 adults (or 1 adult in “stealth mode”)
- Blackout curtains
- Fantastic vent fan
- Wood burning stove (Navigator Stove Works "Sardine" model nautical stove), accessories (including IR ‘gun’ and calibrated CO monitor), and wood storage compartment.
- Awning rails on both sides, with tarp insert, stakes, poles and mosquito netting
- 50 L ARB fridge
- Froli mattress system
- Seating for 6 with kitchen removed, 3-4 with kitchen in place
- 2 Lagun tables (1 large, 1 small)
- Solar panels (300W) + Lithium Battery (100Ah). I used to work remotely in this camper for a week or more at a time with plenty of power to recharge my laptop + phone each day and run the fridge, lights, etc.
- WeBoost signal booster + stowable antenna pole
- 1000W Magnum Energy converter/charger + Bogart Engineering “Trimetric” monitoring module
- Camper jacks
Brady
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