1981 Rockwood Pop-up Camper -- Repairs Needed: a steal for DIYers!
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102
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$65.00
Em
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VenmoAn old pop-up camper trailer that could use a good home. It's a bit of a fixer-upper, but has a good chassis and new tires (within the year).
The main problem is the pop-up cranking mechanism, in one of the photos you can see the chain fell off of the little sprocket, that will have to be popped back on there. The reason it happened was high mechanical friction, so greasing the chains and the vertical slides will be necessary. Additionally, there is a very small amount of water damage visible in one of the photos, it is cosmetic as we fixed the roof before it had a chance to rot. It's also missing the main door knob and latch.
Otherwise, last it was checked (a year and a half ago) here is what worked: legal towing/tail lights, interior lights (battery is for sure dead by now), canvas is intact with one minor repair in its past, the rails that slide the beds out work with one bolt stopping it from coming out, the propane and the heating and cooking grill.
It comes with both propane tanks, one is even full. It comes with a bunch of chock-blocks, a 1.5 ton jack, some jack stands, some old speakers I was going to install, miscellaneous camping items. The food box is an insulated cooler box (not a fridge). The upholstery was washed just a year and a half ago.
My dad (who owns it) is retiring to the Philippines, and I am trying to downsize. We have camped in it over the years: It is an old, grizzled camper which has many years ahead of it still.
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1981 Rockwood Pop-up Camper -- Repairs Needed: a steal for DIYers!
1 Day
102
1
$65.00
Em
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoAn old pop-up camper trailer that could use a good home. It's a bit of a fixer-upper, but has a good chassis and new tires (within the year).
The main problem is the pop-up cranking mechanism, in one of the photos you can see the chain fell off of the little sprocket, that will have to be popped back on there. The reason it happened was high mechanical friction, so greasing the chains and the vertical slides will be necessary. Additionally, there is a very small amount of water damage visible in one of the photos, it is cosmetic as we fixed the roof before it had a chance to rot. It's also missing the main door knob and latch.
Otherwise, last it was checked (a year and a half ago) here is what worked: legal towing/tail lights, interior lights (battery is for sure dead by now), canvas is intact with one minor repair in its past, the rails that slide the beds out work with one bolt stopping it from coming out, the propane and the heating and cooking grill.
It comes with both propane tanks, one is even full. It comes with a bunch of chock-blocks, a 1.5 ton jack, some jack stands, some old speakers I was going to install, miscellaneous camping items. The food box is an insulated cooler box (not a fridge). The upholstery was washed just a year and a half ago.
My dad (who owns it) is retiring to the Philippines, and I am trying to downsize. We have camped in it over the years: It is an old, grizzled camper which has many years ahead of it still.
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