2013 Four Wheel Camper Finch -The Oxcart

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2013 Four Wheel Camper Finch model for sale. Asking price is $15,000.

This is the discontinued narrow style for small pickups such as a Tacoma or Frontier. The Finch can fit in a long bed Tacoma and still retain the ability of the tailgate to close. For the short bed models the tailgate can be removed or left on. Current models have open cubbies on the upper rear sides of the camper. My Finch has cubbies with latched doors to keep contents from moving around. I’ve also installed interior lifting struts with quick release fittings and have two sets of struts in different pound ratings. Under the passenger side cubbie is a mount for the lifting struts should they be removed. Another addition to my Finch is a Lagun Table mount with the table from the factory. This allows for the table to remain mounted and stowed in the camper or removed if necessary. The Lagun mount is a flexible mounting system.

A current Swift model would start at 17k before taxes.


Includes:
Silver Spur Package (interior & exterior)
Mechanical Jacks
Jack Extension plates
Roll-Over Couch (drivers side)
3 Speed Fantastic Fan (above bed)
Vent (above couch)
LED Ceiling Dome Lights (x2)
Screen Door
Front Opening Window
Rear LED Floods
Rear LED Porch Light (2 lenses:clear & amber)
Arctic Pack
5’ Yakima Tracks
Lagun Table Mount
Interior Lifting Struts (2 sets)
Lifting Strut Quick Release
Lifting Strut Stowage Clips
Pre-wired For Solar

 

Awesome looking camper! Just bought an Eagle otherwise would have snatched it up.

 

Thanks. I've really enjoyed it.

 

GLWS. What are you moving on to?

 

Thanks.
Downsizing and cutting costs as I'm starting nursing school this fall. Probably just a simple shell. Not going to be doing much camping or exploring for a couple years. I'm gonna miss it for sure.

 

@yellowdogpaddler

 

GLWS OP. I don’t know how you guys justify buying these things!!!

 

Thanks.
They are very good campers. Nothing about justification.

 

No doubt they’re well made and they come in at a super light dry package weight but to me the price tag associated w/ them is just wild.

For the price that used campers are coming in at, roughly 15% of what this would run, you could spend that money saved on another Tacoma to haul it around in.

To each their own though. There is certainly a market for them and I would be surprised if you didn’t have it sold by the end of the week.

 

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