Our camper and truck are both for sale, either as a unit or separate. Our only goal is to find a nice new home for both. They have been treasured companions in so many of our adventures.
Our build, ownership, and adventures have been well documented here on Wander the West from the initial camper build –
Building Our New Camper
to a detailed review after 11 years of use –
Our All Terrain Camper – A Review After Eleven Years of Use
The truck and camper are also featured on the Wander the West masthead above.
The camper was built in 2013. It is a little modified in dimensions from a standard Bobcat from that time and I built out the interior as documented in the build thread. The truck is a 2003 Ford Ranger FX4 Level II with 274,000 miles. It has been well cared for with repairs and maintenance as we’ve depended on this vehicle in so many remote areas.
The camper weight - as an estimate - is around 1000lbs when traveling.
First off – the dimensions of the camper. It is 69” wide (standard Bobcat is 72” wide). It is 51 1/8” wide at the end gate. The floor is the standard 80”. The bedside depth is 17” – if you have a deeper bed, some sort of riser/platform will be needed. The distance between the truck bed wheel wells is 39”. The measurement at the front – truck bed to bottom of cabover – is 41 ¼”.
The above links provide all the details you should need as to current condition and systems. Here are photos from yesterday with additional information.
The truck and camper –
The roof has Yakima tracks, one fantastic fan, and two 100W solar panels (total 200W). Last year all the screws were replaced with new.
The interior is built using the plywood ATC uses along with solid oak trim throughout.
We prefer drawers for storage.
It has a 51-liter IndelB chest refrigerator.
It has SMEV glass top flush mount stove and sink. It also has a new 20 lb. propane tank.
Continued in next post.
Our build, ownership, and adventures have been well documented here on Wander the West from the initial camper build –
Building Our New Camper
to a detailed review after 11 years of use –
Our All Terrain Camper – A Review After Eleven Years of Use
The truck and camper are also featured on the Wander the West masthead above.
The camper was built in 2013. It is a little modified in dimensions from a standard Bobcat from that time and I built out the interior as documented in the build thread. The truck is a 2003 Ford Ranger FX4 Level II with 274,000 miles. It has been well cared for with repairs and maintenance as we’ve depended on this vehicle in so many remote areas.
The camper weight - as an estimate - is around 1000lbs when traveling.
First off – the dimensions of the camper. It is 69” wide (standard Bobcat is 72” wide). It is 51 1/8” wide at the end gate. The floor is the standard 80”. The bedside depth is 17” – if you have a deeper bed, some sort of riser/platform will be needed. The distance between the truck bed wheel wells is 39”. The measurement at the front – truck bed to bottom of cabover – is 41 ¼”.
The above links provide all the details you should need as to current condition and systems. Here are photos from yesterday with additional information.
The truck and camper –
The roof has Yakima tracks, one fantastic fan, and two 100W solar panels (total 200W). Last year all the screws were replaced with new.
The interior is built using the plywood ATC uses along with solid oak trim throughout.
We prefer drawers for storage.
It has a 51-liter IndelB chest refrigerator.
It has SMEV glass top flush mount stove and sink. It also has a new 20 lb. propane tank.
Continued in next post.
