Keystone Bullet 290BHS (almost new) (2020)
Sale price: US $27,000.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 2020 |
| VIN : | 4YDT29023LT434930 | Mileage: | 2500 |
| Model: | 290BHS | Sleeping Capacity: | 8 |
| Type: | Travel Trailer | Slide Outs: | 1 |
| For Sale By: | Private Seller | Length (feet): | 34 |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear | Water Capacity (Gallons): | 41-50 |
| Leveling Jacks Included: | Yes | Air Conditioners: | 1 |
| Awnings: | 1 | Make: | Keystone |
Arvada, Colorado, United States
Vehicle description
You"re looking at an almost brand new RV! This was my first RV ever. I bought this on May 15th 2020 and I"ve taken a grand total of 3 trips. (~2500 miles total). We"re going to move to a fifth wheel, so you get an almost brand new trailer with most of the warranty left.
My pictures won"t ever really be better than the matterport here so have a look:https:/ www.keystonerv.com/travel-trailers/bullet/floorplans/290bhs-travel-trailer/
As far as add ons, I installed side cameras and a backup camera (500 dollars from HaloView + 3 hours of labor). They work REALLY well and you can do a split screen to see all 3 cameras at once while driving down the highway. An inadvertent "upgrade" I did was replacing the rear electric stabilizing jacks with scissor jacks. The front still has the electric stabilizers and it"s all wired if you want to go back HOWEVER, I don"t think it"s worth it. The amount of time you spend walking back and forth to the rear of the camper and making sure your leveling blocks are placed in the right spot mixed with the fact they don"t actually support weight means if you"re at best wasting a lot of time and at worst you snap your stabilizer bars (like I did). Now each rear jack can hold ~6000 lbs or something and can be lowered with a drill and 2 seconds of your time.
Final point - my wife and I had different impressions of distance to a low tree branch and I hit the back door. I have this scheduled to be fixed next week but the cost is 700 dollars. If you would rather save 700 dollars and put a decal over the 1.5x1.5 inch hole (that"s been filled with bondo + silcone"d over then let"s talk. I could also have the body shop redo the whole thing other than paint for something less than 700.
All accessories will stay with me (I"m assuming you don"t want my sewer hoses) but I"m open to selling my blue ox weight distribution hitch and 30 amp surge protector. Happy to do a walk through as well obviously and explain how all the systems work etc. I have padding that we trimmed for all the beds. The two rear bunks are fulls but have the corners cut off (weird shape) but the queen in the master is a residential queen and also will come with additional memory foam padding.
As far as financing, I can connect you to a broker that has 60 different banks he can shop your deal with to help out. I"m open to escrow.com for the purchase as well. Shipping seems to 1.50 a mile to 2 dollars a mile last time I shipped a camper.
My pictures won"t ever really be better than the matterport here so have a look:https:/ www.keystonerv.com/travel-trailers/bullet/floorplans/290bhs-travel-trailer/
As far as add ons, I installed side cameras and a backup camera (500 dollars from HaloView + 3 hours of labor). They work REALLY well and you can do a split screen to see all 3 cameras at once while driving down the highway. An inadvertent "upgrade" I did was replacing the rear electric stabilizing jacks with scissor jacks. The front still has the electric stabilizers and it"s all wired if you want to go back HOWEVER, I don"t think it"s worth it. The amount of time you spend walking back and forth to the rear of the camper and making sure your leveling blocks are placed in the right spot mixed with the fact they don"t actually support weight means if you"re at best wasting a lot of time and at worst you snap your stabilizer bars (like I did). Now each rear jack can hold ~6000 lbs or something and can be lowered with a drill and 2 seconds of your time.
Final point - my wife and I had different impressions of distance to a low tree branch and I hit the back door. I have this scheduled to be fixed next week but the cost is 700 dollars. If you would rather save 700 dollars and put a decal over the 1.5x1.5 inch hole (that"s been filled with bondo + silcone"d over then let"s talk. I could also have the body shop redo the whole thing other than paint for something less than 700.
All accessories will stay with me (I"m assuming you don"t want my sewer hoses) but I"m open to selling my blue ox weight distribution hitch and 30 amp surge protector. Happy to do a walk through as well obviously and explain how all the systems work etc. I have padding that we trimmed for all the beds. The two rear bunks are fulls but have the corners cut off (weird shape) but the queen in the master is a residential queen and also will come with additional memory foam padding.
As far as financing, I can connect you to a broker that has 60 different banks he can shop your deal with to help out. I"m open to escrow.com for the purchase as well. Shipping seems to 1.50 a mile to 2 dollars a mile last time I shipped a camper.