88 Bigfoot Truck Camper
Sale price: US $3,800.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1988 |
| Make: | Bigfoot |
Truckee, California, United States
Vehicle description
Hey folks! For Sale is my treasured "88 Bigfoot cabover camper. It has been a great storm chaser! THIS UNIT MUST BE PICKED UP!
DETAILS:
-9.5’ footprint. It’s in my regular bed and sits just past the tailgate so the stairs work well.
-4 ELECTRIC JACKS(aftermarket add-on. .these are great! !)
-SOLAR PANELS/SYSTEM with 2 batteries I just topped off with distilled water that were replaced less 1 year ago.
-SHOWER/TOILET
-PROPANE WATER HEATER
*havent used this a bunch but it works. I just tested it a couple weeks ago. I have an extra one that’s bigger that you can have as well.
-SINK with sprayer
-PROPANE STOVE/OVEN
-3 WAY REFRIGERATOR
-QUEEN SLEEPING AREA; thin memory foam mattress allows for most space above your head, could be replaced but I just put a new waterproof encasement around it. .it’s still plenty comfy
-CONVERTIBLE DINING AREA(converts to bed, TABLE not pictured but comes with camper)
-CONVERTIBLE OVERHEAD STORAGE AREA
This camper is lightweight and trusty. Bigfoot has a name for itself for having low-maintenance and superior design. Although this camper is vintage and displays some wear and tear. .it"s still a great unit with some good life left in it. It is freezing here in Truckee now, so I recommend to the buyer that they winterize the unit. I have been leaving the heat on at night to preserve the water system.
I re-sealed everything on the roof right after I purchased it a few years back. It could be time to do this again but it doesn"t leak and still looks okay up top. It’s cozy and I’ve got Mylar cut for all windows. There can be a lot of condensation in very cold & wet weather and desiccants are necessary. .sometimes towels if you"re in the ski area parking lot for a longer, cold storm system. I realized there was moisture under the mattress after spending a good bit of time on the road so I had to bleach and clean some mildew. It"s not terrible and is perfectly dry and cleaned up. .but for full disclosure I wanted to share this.
I do not use the water system in the winter. I have a portable toilet for this reason for emergency in the winter which I never used and can include if you like. It comes with a fan that plugs in near the fridge. It"s not an A/c but it provides relief in the heat. I can also include my old, bulky A/c unit in case you"d like to use it for festivals and have a generator.
It weighs 1800lbs. .I believe thats with water in the tank! The mexican blanket in the photos is not included, sorry!
DETAILS:
-9.5’ footprint. It’s in my regular bed and sits just past the tailgate so the stairs work well.
-4 ELECTRIC JACKS(aftermarket add-on. .these are great! !)
-SOLAR PANELS/SYSTEM with 2 batteries I just topped off with distilled water that were replaced less 1 year ago.
-SHOWER/TOILET
-PROPANE WATER HEATER
*havent used this a bunch but it works. I just tested it a couple weeks ago. I have an extra one that’s bigger that you can have as well.
-SINK with sprayer
-PROPANE STOVE/OVEN
-3 WAY REFRIGERATOR
-QUEEN SLEEPING AREA; thin memory foam mattress allows for most space above your head, could be replaced but I just put a new waterproof encasement around it. .it’s still plenty comfy
-CONVERTIBLE DINING AREA(converts to bed, TABLE not pictured but comes with camper)
-CONVERTIBLE OVERHEAD STORAGE AREA
This camper is lightweight and trusty. Bigfoot has a name for itself for having low-maintenance and superior design. Although this camper is vintage and displays some wear and tear. .it"s still a great unit with some good life left in it. It is freezing here in Truckee now, so I recommend to the buyer that they winterize the unit. I have been leaving the heat on at night to preserve the water system.
I re-sealed everything on the roof right after I purchased it a few years back. It could be time to do this again but it doesn"t leak and still looks okay up top. It’s cozy and I’ve got Mylar cut for all windows. There can be a lot of condensation in very cold & wet weather and desiccants are necessary. .sometimes towels if you"re in the ski area parking lot for a longer, cold storm system. I realized there was moisture under the mattress after spending a good bit of time on the road so I had to bleach and clean some mildew. It"s not terrible and is perfectly dry and cleaned up. .but for full disclosure I wanted to share this.
I do not use the water system in the winter. I have a portable toilet for this reason for emergency in the winter which I never used and can include if you like. It comes with a fan that plugs in near the fridge. It"s not an A/c but it provides relief in the heat. I can also include my old, bulky A/c unit in case you"d like to use it for festivals and have a generator.
It weighs 1800lbs. .I believe thats with water in the tank! The mexican blanket in the photos is not included, sorry!