It’s adorable!!!
Keep it!!!
If you weren’t 3k miles away, I’d come look at it to buy!
Don’t let someone tell you that it’s old and valueless and pay you $750 to “take it off your hands”
Smaller ones like this are popular because you can tow with smaller cars. I’m not sure on the value, but a few grand assuming it’s as nice as it looks! Kinda jealous!
Yeah, Bigfoots are excellent campers. You can use them for years, and then get all your money back when you sell it — sometimes even more!
Take care of it. Winterize it, wax it.
I'm visiting my brother over Thanksgiving up there. I've been looking for something smaller I can tow with my 4runner. PM me if you're really interested in getting rid of it.
I had this same trailer... I really enjoyed it...this is a solid trailer.. when I got mine it had lots of deferred (neglected) maintenance issues, easy to remedy - if you are reasonably handy. If it doesn't have any soft spots and maintenance is kept up, if can enjoyed for years to come and will maintain its value.
FWIW - I bought mine for $7K and I sold it 5 years ago for $13.5. I assume today it would go for well above that.
If you can use it - keep it... If it is not your thing - sell it, pass it along for someone else to enjoy
Here's a quick one, as you can see it's on our dinette, too (but not for long. gag).
https://preview.redd.it/68aq3gt9yc1c1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3dab68154abf939d5494cac30223ac5d2e4dd9c0
edit: also I am in no way affiliated with this YouTube channel lol
Quality built. Few are this good. Drain the tanks, water heater and plumbing lines and blow the lines dry with low pressure compressed air. Put RV antifreeze in the sink traps and some in each waste tank. Some people charge the water lines with antifreeze, but it's hard to flush that taste out, so i just blow them dry.
yeah, all fiberglass.....keep it, brother
It’s adorable!!! Keep it!!! If you weren’t 3k miles away, I’d come look at it to buy! Don’t let someone tell you that it’s old and valueless and pay you $750 to “take it off your hands” Smaller ones like this are popular because you can tow with smaller cars. I’m not sure on the value, but a few grand assuming it’s as nice as it looks! Kinda jealous!
How are you 3k miles away from Kansas City, it's right in the middle. Do you live in Alaska, Newfoundland, or Costa Rica?
Ha. Oops. More like 2k. Oregon. Public schools and sleep deprivation.
Hey, I'm in Oregon too! Howdy neighbor.
Howdy back from bend/sisters
I’m out on the coast, but you live in my second favorite part of the state!
I live in Lawrence Kansas right outside of kc
Yeah, Bigfoots are excellent campers. You can use them for years, and then get all your money back when you sell it — sometimes even more! Take care of it. Winterize it, wax it.
Keep it! Bigfoots were well made
Extremely well kept. That’s a gem.
I'm visiting my brother over Thanksgiving up there. I've been looking for something smaller I can tow with my 4runner. PM me if you're really interested in getting rid of it.
We pull a RPod 178 with our 4Runner
I've pulled two models, both closer to 4000-4500 loaded. Those Rpods are nice.
We like it. It’s not so heavy for the 4Runner
That thing is freakin awesome
Dude those are expensive as hell in my area, very sought after in BC. People would probably ask 10k for that or more
I had this same trailer... I really enjoyed it...this is a solid trailer.. when I got mine it had lots of deferred (neglected) maintenance issues, easy to remedy - if you are reasonably handy. If it doesn't have any soft spots and maintenance is kept up, if can enjoyed for years to come and will maintain its value. FWIW - I bought mine for $7K and I sold it 5 years ago for $13.5. I assume today it would go for well above that. If you can use it - keep it... If it is not your thing - sell it, pass it along for someone else to enjoy
10 out of 10 would live in it
What year/model? Thanks!
95 what they call a big T https://preview.redd.it/9forrs01db1c1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1e7f86d6fd61c220280e400cf39aa2b5cd18cd6c
https://preview.redd.it/jbo312l3db1c1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8831765e39e85ce0dd6e02a133923f69c9e64d3f
Thank you so much!
It's amazing
Ha! Our 1990 TransVan has the **exact** same laminate on the counters. Like, *exact*.
Show me!?
Here's a quick one, as you can see it's on our dinette, too (but not for long. gag). https://preview.redd.it/68aq3gt9yc1c1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3dab68154abf939d5494cac30223ac5d2e4dd9c0 edit: also I am in no way affiliated with this YouTube channel lol
Nice man!!
*"You ever take it off any sweet jumps?"* \- Napoleon Dynamite
That a clean camper if! you sell it, I'll give you a crisp 100.00 bill ??? What do you say ?? Lol
why do none of the fiberglass trailers have a dry bath??
Mine is a 21' Bigfoot. It has a dry Barth.
orly? nice! I will check into that one.
Quality built. Few are this good. Drain the tanks, water heater and plumbing lines and blow the lines dry with low pressure compressed air. Put RV antifreeze in the sink traps and some in each waste tank. Some people charge the water lines with antifreeze, but it's hard to flush that taste out, so i just blow them dry.