Meet your next adventure buddy: this 2017 Livin Lite Quicksilver. It may not be the fanciest camper in the campground, but it is tough as nails, ridiculously lightweight, and ready to tag along wherever the road (or lack of road) takes you.

This little beast folds down to a compact 9-foot trailer and pops up into an 18-foot camper with two beds, plenty of storage, and enough comfort to make weekends in the woods feel pretty dang luxurious.

The Goods:

• 9’ trailer that pops up to 18’

• Sleeps 2 comfortably with two beds, a third bed can be made out of the storage area

• Dry weight of just 800 lbs (your vehicle will barely know it’s back there)

• Aluminum frame and floor that’s built to last. No wood in this entire unit.

• Marine-grade vinyl tent that laughs in the face of heavy rain

• Big-ass off-road tires because campsites shouldn’t be limited to pavement

• Heater that absolutely kicks ass

• Stove works great

• AGM battery included (or plug into shore power)

• All electrical works

• All zippered windows work

• Every snap/button is intact and functional

• Battery-powered faucet for washing dishes inside

• Two interior lights and fans included

• Recently installed cushy pink vinyl flooring for happy feet and extra insulation (paired with some jungle themed storage lids)

• Clean title in hand

A few honest notes:

• The rear bumper is broken, but the trailer lights work perfectly.

• You’ll notice some aluminum tarnish inside (shown in the photos). It’s purely cosmetic and doesn’t affect the camper’s structure or performance.

• One side of the entry door zipper broke. The other zipper works perfectly, and we’ve added Velcro to the broken side so the door still functions—you just need to be a little gentle when opening and closing it.

This camper has been incredibly reliable, easy to tow, and has handled some seriously nasty weather without a single leak. It’s simple, rugged, and ready to join you on your next adventure!

Want to see how everything works? Check out this walkthrough video: https://youtu.be/-Dugtvuif5w

This camper is located in Durango, Colorado but we’re willing to meet in Moab.