JoshN
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Location: Waldorf, MD 20602 (15 miles South of DC)
The time has come, I am selling my 2014 built Off-road ready, teardrop-like small camper. $5000. I built this camper to be heavy-duty, will follow your truck anyplace you want to take it. Garage kept. Queen size bed. Top-level materials throughout build: marine grade plywood (no gaps, moisture resistant), stainless steel or galvanized hardware, marine-grade fiberglassing, marine-grade primer, exterior oil-based paint (tan), RV waterproof roof paint (white), linex (front panel), por-15 with UV resistant overcoating (frame), LED lights. Arkpak 730 power unit, 100w solar panels, Kelty Carport ESB side canopies included. Approximately 40 nights camping in this. Never a leak, never a complaint. Slept dry and comfortable through Hurricane Joaquin in this little camper. Uses a pintle hitch.
Build thread: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/running-late-build-thread.161138/
The time has come, I am selling my 2014 built Off-road ready, teardrop-like small camper. $5000. I built this camper to be heavy-duty, will follow your truck anyplace you want to take it. Garage kept. Queen size bed. Top-level materials throughout build: marine grade plywood (no gaps, moisture resistant), stainless steel or galvanized hardware, marine-grade fiberglassing, marine-grade primer, exterior oil-based paint (tan), RV waterproof roof paint (white), linex (front panel), por-15 with UV resistant overcoating (frame), LED lights. Arkpak 730 power unit, 100w solar panels, Kelty Carport ESB side canopies included. Approximately 40 nights camping in this. Never a leak, never a complaint. Slept dry and comfortable through Hurricane Joaquin in this little camper. Uses a pintle hitch.
Build thread: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/running-late-build-thread.161138/
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