modifying fiberglass?
Hello again, I have found a 1995 Bigfoot that they are offering for 6700$ It does not have AC. I love the 2 piece molded fiberglass, but I am wondering if it is a good idea to make modification...
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Thanks, sounds like it won't be a big deal to put in AC.
Bigfoot model 15C682FR - I have been unable to find any owner's manual or brochure on this year/model. Would love to have a link to one if anyone knows where to find it.
Here are the repairs that were just completed per the salesman (they have their own shop):
"Front Jacks were repaired, fixed a major water leak, toilet line fixed, water heater bypass valve fixed, marker lamp fixed, plumbing vents, resealed the roof, bathroom vent lid fixed, moniter panel, fixed furnace. I also went and found out about how much the AC unit is with installation. It is $1,630 all installed.
As for the mattress, I would recomend getting a new one. This one is pretty worn out. It looks like its a full size one."
I wouldn't consider anything with water damage, but Tim thinks that since this is built on a boat frame, water shouldn't hurt it?
I would like to travel all over the country in this and part of the benefit of the truck/camper is you can park in a normal parking spot in the city and hop out to go to a museum or whatever. Do not want to roast the dogs however. Also some national parks do not allow dogs.
Perhaps it would be cool enough to leave them in camper with windows open, but I have no experience with it. I know you can buy thermometers that will beep your cell phone if it gets too hot inside.
Bigfoot model 15C682FR - I have been unable to find any owner's manual or brochure on this year/model. Would love to have a link to one if anyone knows where to find it.
Here are the repairs that were just completed per the salesman (they have their own shop):
"Front Jacks were repaired, fixed a major water leak, toilet line fixed, water heater bypass valve fixed, marker lamp fixed, plumbing vents, resealed the roof, bathroom vent lid fixed, moniter panel, fixed furnace. I also went and found out about how much the AC unit is with installation. It is $1,630 all installed.
As for the mattress, I would recomend getting a new one. This one is pretty worn out. It looks like its a full size one."
I wouldn't consider anything with water damage, but Tim thinks that since this is built on a boat frame, water shouldn't hurt it?
I would like to travel all over the country in this and part of the benefit of the truck/camper is you can park in a normal parking spot in the city and hop out to go to a museum or whatever. Do not want to roast the dogs however. Also some national parks do not allow dogs.
Perhaps it would be cool enough to leave them in camper with windows open, but I have no experience with it. I know you can buy thermometers that will beep your cell phone if it gets too hot inside.
