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FS: '81 20 Ft. Santa Rosa Travel Trailer Camper - $2,500

Posted: Sun Jul 31, 2005 5:05 pm
by OliverG
81 20' Santa Rosa Travel Trailer Camper - $2,500
Fully Self-Contained - Everything works - Toilet, Bathroom and Kitchen Sinks, Stove, Oven, Refrigerator, Water Heater, Furnace, AC, etc.

Spend time at Sherman Island in comfort or do a North Coast roadtrip!

Sleeps up to 4, but roomy and ideal for a couple.
Bathroom with new toilet, sink and tub/shower.
Ceiling-mounted 110V AC blows very cold.
Kitchen area with stove, oven, double sink and new refrigerator (Over $1,000 installed - Propane
110V/12V)
4 New Tires & Spare
Roof-mounted photo-voltaic solar panels connected to onboard deep cycle battery. No charging needed from any other source. (These were $500 installed)
Am/fm Stereo Cassette.
Lots of cabinet space and storage. The bed's quite large as shown in the pics.
Registered to July 2006.

Ready to go. Stored in Richmond near 580/Richmond Pkwy. Selling because the wife and I upgraded to a newer, larger camper recently.

Email or call Oliver at 925-518-4067 during the day.

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Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 5:26 pm
by OliverG
Sold!

A guy showed up with his wife in a black 4 door Benz and layed out the cash and is picking it up in his Range Rover tomorrow. They're going to take it to Mexico to live in while building a place.

Thanks Craiglist!

Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2005 9:23 pm
by Big Al
Congrats Ollie. I don't know anything about campers, but it seemed to me like you were asking way too little for it. Your camper was cheaper than two new North Kites!

value of fun

Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 11:31 am
by Keeping it real......
Yeah, but two new North kites provide many hours of sublime joy while and the camper can be a lot of work.......

Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2005 6:25 pm
by OliverG
That may be, but you can't take two new North kites to a place like this up North (no pun intended) and cook, eat, sleep, shower and chill out in them. ;) Camper's are actually very little work unless you pick up a heap in the first place.

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