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I have a fiberglass utility body made for mid-sized trucks turned to camp/off-road trailer for sale. Letting it go because we bought a slide-in truck camper so this has to go due to storage. Trailer has great ground clearance, tows extremely well, with tons of secure, dry storage. Three jacks easily level the trailer when setting up, large 360 awning over kitchen side which has cookware storage, pantry storage, and fold down sink/cleaning station.
Entrance to the James Baroud RTT is easy through the rear step of the trailer so no ladder is necessary, but ladder can be set up on driver side if desired. This hardshell is one of the best you can get on the market. The side materials are of great quality and very taught so no flapping or noises in the wind. The 360 windows offer amazing views and airflow while still providing protection in the rain. Even in blowing rain, we have not experienced any leaks, crack an opposite window and allow the battery powered fan to pull air through for ventilation. Coming from an ARB Simpson III softshell tent, setup and teardown times cannot be compared, this hardshell wins every time.
Brand FX fiberglass service body model# BFXB 43LS (450lbs)
-72” overall width, 96” long, 40” bed width
-all doors have lock and keys.
3”x1/4” square tube frame, fully powdercoated
3500lb Timbren HD axle-less suspension
265/70/17 Cooper ST Maxx all-terrains
6000lb Maxx Coupler articulating hitch
LED Lights
(2) Bal C Stabilizer Jacks 31”-length
20 Gallon On-board water – Flojet 12v DC pump
Ecotemp L5 Portable Tankless Water Heater stored in Pelican Case
Fold down sink with folding J Spout
Propane Tank 20lb storage
Jerry Can Storage (2 – 10gal total)
Steel rack setup for RTT and Awning support
Bundutec Bunduawn 360Degree awning
James Baround Evasion XXL hard shell rooftop tent w/360 view
ArkPak 730 with Exide AGM Groupe 31 Battery 110ah
Estimated weight ~1200lbs dry
Located in Houston, TX; possibly willing to deliver/meetup within 500 miles.
ASKING $SOLD
Willing to separate tent and trailer.
Thanks,
Richard
I have a fiberglass utility body made for mid-sized trucks turned to camp/off-road trailer for sale. Letting it go because we bought a slide-in truck camper so this has to go due to storage. Trailer has great ground clearance, tows extremely well, with tons of secure, dry storage. Three jacks easily level the trailer when setting up, large 360 awning over kitchen side which has cookware storage, pantry storage, and fold down sink/cleaning station.
Entrance to the James Baroud RTT is easy through the rear step of the trailer so no ladder is necessary, but ladder can be set up on driver side if desired. This hardshell is one of the best you can get on the market. The side materials are of great quality and very taught so no flapping or noises in the wind. The 360 windows offer amazing views and airflow while still providing protection in the rain. Even in blowing rain, we have not experienced any leaks, crack an opposite window and allow the battery powered fan to pull air through for ventilation. Coming from an ARB Simpson III softshell tent, setup and teardown times cannot be compared, this hardshell wins every time.
Brand FX fiberglass service body model# BFXB 43LS (450lbs)
-72” overall width, 96” long, 40” bed width
-all doors have lock and keys.
3”x1/4” square tube frame, fully powdercoated
3500lb Timbren HD axle-less suspension
265/70/17 Cooper ST Maxx all-terrains
6000lb Maxx Coupler articulating hitch
LED Lights
(2) Bal C Stabilizer Jacks 31”-length
20 Gallon On-board water – Flojet 12v DC pump
Ecotemp L5 Portable Tankless Water Heater stored in Pelican Case
Fold down sink with folding J Spout
Propane Tank 20lb storage
Jerry Can Storage (2 – 10gal total)
Steel rack setup for RTT and Awning support
Bundutec Bunduawn 360Degree awning
James Baround Evasion XXL hard shell rooftop tent w/360 view
ArkPak 730 with Exide AGM Groupe 31 Battery 110ah
Estimated weight ~1200lbs dry
Located in Houston, TX; possibly willing to deliver/meetup within 500 miles.
ASKING $SOLD
Willing to separate tent and trailer.
Thanks,
Richard
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