Udubengineer
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Prefer one near the pacific northwest. I'd actually like it without stove, sink, or water storage tanks for simplicity. It could also be a Special with front storage cabinet added.
Our 550 Classic serial 386 does not have the sink. We just keep a plastic tub in upper left storage area in galley to do dishes. We mostly camp in State Parks, so it works for us. My father used to say, "if everyone liked vanilla, it would be the only flavor made".
As mentioned, maybe an older one may be found without all the amenities. I was a little slow in pursuing a couple of them while I was still trying to figure what I really wanted, and they were sold. But they do exist. A road trip to NC and back isn't in the cards in the near future, as work still gets in the way. Good luck.I doubt you will find a classic or ultra without a stove, sink, or storage tanks. You may also find that a trip to North Carolina may prove to be most rewarding with our beautiful mountains, piedmont, and coastal regions.
I think yours is an older model, right? I think they are pretty standard on most units now.
Our Special without sink, etc., but with front storage box, recently sold. It was a 2014. Sorry timing was off to work with you.I can see what develops in the used market, and rent teardrops in the short term. Camp-Inn's build queue extends into the off-season already, but I may be able to order a new 550 configured how I want for less than a used, fully equipped trailer. Still, my preference is an older, used one.
I am going to sell my camp inn in a few weeks. I live in the Pacific Northwest. It is a 550 ultra , I bought it from a man that had it behind his hot rod.Prefer one near the pacific northwest. I'd actually like it without stove, sink, or water storage tanks for simplicity. It could also be a Special with front storage cabinet added.
Paula,I am going to sell my camp inn in a few weeks. I live in the Pacific Northwest. It is a 550 ultra , I bought it from a man that had it behind his hot rod.
O it is fun red with flames on the side. Great shape always in the garage ,well cared for. You can see it on the camp inn web site under photos. Th only one pulled with a hot rod. I did take it to a teardrop builder and had the doors fixed and a rain gutter applied so it does not leak. A must in the Pacific Northwest. Cheers
Bear,Udubengineer,
I have a well seasoned 550 Classic as it has over 100,000 miles on it as it has been through all 48 contiguous United States, Alaska, and much of Canada. The Stagecoach has endured the elements from -45 degrees to +115 and all that Mother Earth had to dish up in between and it shows. The water tank has already been removed. If I could get my hands up underneath the sink it too would be gone. As for the stove, removing it would be a simple task. If you are seriously interested, I'd entertain the idea of selling it. It may be a difficult decision, but I would certainly consider a serious offer.
Walk in Beauty,
BEAR
I am ready to sell if interested. You are the first person I have talked with. Will post on craigslist in a few days if I do not hear from you. 9,000.00 craiglist. Will take 8,000.00. Good shape a few flaws. Number 10 year 2001. Has sink which has never been used. Has a stove as well. Pulled with a subaru as well. I also thought the paint was over the edge but I really loved it. Used for kayaking trips. My email is lommears@comcast.net.Paula,
Thanks. I looked up the photos on the Camp-Inn site and saw the before and after. I have to say that the original is a good look, and the painted suits the hot rod well, though probably would clash a bit with my Subie. Let me know the details when you are ready to sell.
I am ready to sell if interested. You are the first person I have talked with. Will post on craigslist in a few days if I do not hear from you. 9,000.00 craiglist. Will take 8,000.00. Good shape a few flaws. Number 10 year 2001. Has sink which has never been used. Has a stove as well. Pulled with a subaru as well. I also thought the paint was over the edge but I really loved it. Used for kayaking trips. My email is lommears@comcast.net.