Sell truck and camper together or separately?

We just bought a 2003 Ford F350 crew cab, long bed dually with the same 6.0 engine. The one Ford got sued over. If the after market fixes have all been done, thousands of dollars or your sister got lucky and got one that is good, there were a few, then with the low miles it should sell OK. Buyers are cautious with those trucks. Ours was priced low as a trade in and a one owner truck with proof in writing of all the fixes or we'd have passed on it, but it was bought for a work truck not a camper packer. Camper, well, ours is 25 years old and not rotted or leaking and was a good buy at $2,700 in its good but not pristine condition. If hers isn't and hasn't been plagued with any leak issues, all systems functioning, and no big owies, it should sell just fine. I'm with another poster, list as a pair and seperate if buyer desires on either. A mated package with a good track record and no issues might be exactly what many folks just getting into TCs would like as it takes the guesswork out of which truck and which camper work together since that set up is already working. Good luck