SOLD 2014 Camp-inn 550 Ultra In New Hampshire

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Sara Sundquist

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Sweet Camp-Inn 550 Ultra made in 2014. Asking $16,500. One wonderful trip from NH to Wyoming and back before my husband passed away. We slept in ultra-comfort on the queen-sized mattress; a tall man, my husband had plenty room for his feet. Loved the inside lights. We sat in our pillows many nights reading.

The kitchen unit is so handy, plenty of space for dishes, pots and pans, and the silverware drawer is very nice. The 2-burner stove unit slides conveniently under the cupboard, and the big cooler sits securely. There are two tables, secure and easy to attach; one holds the cooler when at the campground, the other table folds out and seats two people nicely (two people and one goose at one campground), is also an extra work space. The kitchen overhead light can be turned to red at night which does not attract bugs. All the woodwork is expertly crafted in this trailer, as most of you know. The kitchen is super clean and only gently used.

The cabin is tight, no place for mice to get in, and no amount of splashing through puddles throws any water inside that cabin. It's still in pristine condition, including the mattress. The overhead cabin fan kept us comfortably cool. We loved the zippered door screens, so the doors could be open, and no mosquitoes could get in. The screens work very nicely. Plenty of storage space in the cupboards in the cabin, as well as a storage unit under the mattress.

The tires are brand new, with one to spare.

According to the original invoice, these are the add-ons:
- SUV Off-Road Tire Package
- Solar Controller/Connection
- Back-Up Lights
- Rear Bumper, Stainless Steel
- Door Screens
- 54-qt. Stainless Steel Cooler
- Cooler Cozy

I am selling the trailer as-is. My husband took care of the workings of the trailer, so I have no idea what other information to offer, except the trailer is super fun and pulls easily. Feel free to ask questions or see more photos. Thanks for looking.
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Do you know if it has brakes? I guess that would have been listed as an add-on. Thought I'd ask anyway.
 
Pilgrim said:
Cary, curious: how hard/$$$ to retro fit brakes controlled by the AutoW brake controller?

Super satisfied with mine. Worth it for peace of mind.

IMHO "must have" over 1500# CI full up loaded weight, which is legal requirement in some states (see CA*)

*Never been inspected on this in years of towing a similarly sized tent trailer
but to a more practical benefit, in addition to safety feature of the AutoW, it might help an insurance claim go thru simpler, in (g-d forbid) post accident.
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We currently charge $507 to retrofit brakes on a camper. The cost to add the Autowbrake is the cost shown on the website for the option. Brakes can be installed at really any trailer shop so is not a difficult thing to add to a used camper that is not optioned this way.

California. Yes, a Camp-Inn licensed in CA will require to have brakes because of the unusually low trailer brake weight requirement. For customers looking to buy a used Camp-Inn and they live in CA this really has to be factored in to the decision.

Cary
 
Cary Winch said:
We currently charge $507 to retrofit brakes on a camper. The cost to add the Autowbrake is the cost shown on the website for the option. Brakes can be installed at really any trailer shop so is not a difficult thing to add to a used camper that is not optioned this way.

California. Yes, a Camp-Inn licensed in CA will require to have brakes because of the unusually low trailer brake weight requirement. For customers looking to buy a used Camp-Inn and they live in CA this really has to be factored in to the decision.

Cary
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Cary, thank you for checking that for me. Interesting that California would require brakes.
Appreciate your time!
 
campdude said:
Cary, just curious, does this look like it has been painted on the top and galley?
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I think you are seeing the same thing I am seeing. The whole camper has a sort of "wet" look about it in the one picture for sure. The aluminum, the fenders, the wheels and tires. All of it does actually. I don't think it is paint but I do have to ask has it been sprayed with some coating? Or is it really just very wet in the picture?

By the looks of the rust on the wheels I suspect this camper has been stored outdoors. This needs to be factored in to the value. Though it sure looks in nice shape.

Cary
 
Cary Winch said:
I think you are seeing the same thing I am seeing. The whole camper has a sort of "wet" look about it in the one picture for sure. The aluminum, the fenders, the wheels and tires. All of it does actually. I don't think it is paint but I do have to ask has it been sprayed with some coating? Or is it really just very wet in the picture?

By the looks of the rust on the wheels I suspect this camper has been stored outdoors. This needs to be factored in to the value. Though it sure looks in nice shape.

Cary
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Cary, the trailer was wet when I took the photos. Nothing has been sprayed on it. It has been stored outdoors the past two years. There is some kind of oil sprayed on the wheels, my husband did that to protect them, I think. I didn't notice til I had already taken the pictures. I'll get that washed off and insert some better pictures of the wheels. It's possible there's some rust, not sure.
 
Sara Sundquist said:
Cary, the trailer was wet when I took the photos. Nothing has been sprayed on it. It has been stored outdoors the past two years. There is some kind of oil sprayed on the wheels, my husband did that to protect them, I think. I didn't notice til I had already taken the pictures. I'll get that washed off and insert some better pictures of the wheels. It's possible there's some rust, not sure.
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Probably no big worry on the rust on the wheels. That will clean up with some 000 steel wool and a little dish soap.

Cary
 
Sara Sundquist said:
Sweet Camp-Inn 550 Ultra made in 2014. Asking $16,500. One wonderful trip from NH to Wyoming and back before my husband passed away. We slept in ultra-comfort on the queen-sized mattress; a tall man, my husband had plenty room for his feet. Loved the inside lights. We sat in our pillows many nights reading.

The kitchen unit is so handy, plenty of space for dishes, pots and pans, and the silverware drawer is very nice. The 2-burner stove unit slides conveniently under the cupboard, and the big cooler sits securely. There are two tables, secure and easy to attach; one holds the cooler when at the campground, the other table folds out and seats two people nicely (two people and one goose at one campground), is also an extra work space. The kitchen overhead light can be turned to red at night which does not attract bugs. All the woodwork is expertly crafted in this trailer, as most of you know. The kitchen is super clean and only gently used.

The cabin is tight, no place for mice to get in, and no amount of splashing through puddles throws any water inside that cabin. It's still in pristine condition, including the mattress. The overhead cabin fan kept us comfortably cool. We loved the zippered door screens, so the doors could be open, and no mosquitoes could get in. The screens work very nicely. Plenty of storage space in the cupboards in the cabin, as well as a storage unit under the mattress.

The tires are brand new, with one to spare.

According to the original invoice, these are the add-ons:
- SUV Off-Road Tire Package
- Solar Controller/Connection
- Back-Up Lights
- Rear Bumper, Stainless Steel
- Door Screens
- 54-qt. Stainless Steel Cooler
- Cooler Cozy

I am selling the trailer as-is. My husband took care of the workings of the trailer, so I have no idea what other information to offer, except the trailer is super fun and pulls easily. Feel free to ask questions or see more photos. Thanks for looking.
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Sara Sundquist said:
Sweet Camp-Inn 550 Ultra made in 2014. Asking $16,500. One wonderful trip from NH to Wyoming and back before my husband passed away. We slept in ultra-comfort on the queen-sized mattress; a tall man, my husband had plenty room for his feet. Loved the inside lights. We sat in our pillows many nights reading.

The kitchen unit is so handy, plenty of space for dishes, pots and pans, and the silverware drawer is very nice. The 2-burner stove unit slides conveniently under the cupboard, and the big cooler sits securely. There are two tables, secure and easy to attach; one holds the cooler when at the campground, the other table folds out and seats two people nicely (two people and one goose at one campground), is also an extra work space. The kitchen overhead light can be turned to red at night which does not attract bugs. All the woodwork is expertly crafted in this trailer, as most of you know. The kitchen is super clean and only gently used.

The cabin is tight, no place for mice to get in, and no amount of splashing through puddles throws any water inside that cabin. It's still in pristine condition, including the mattress. The overhead cabin fan kept us comfortably cool. We loved the zippered door screens, so the doors could be open, and no mosquitoes could get in. The screens work very nicely. Plenty of storage space in the cupboards in the cabin, as well as a storage unit under the mattress.

The tires are brand new, with one to spare.

According to the original invoice, these are the add-ons:
- SUV Off-Road Tire Package
- Solar Controller/Connection
- Back-Up Lights
- Rear Bumper, Stainless Steel
- Door Screens
- 54-qt. Stainless Steel Cooler
- Cooler Cozy

I am selling the trailer as-is. My husband took care of the workings of the trailer, so I have no idea what other information to offer, except the trailer is super fun and pulls easily. Feel free to ask questions or see more photos. Thanks for looking.
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James Perample said:
I am interested but can't seem to grasp this new tech way of communicating so have to be content just looking.
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James, I barely know how this works, either, frankly. There is some way of finding my email address on here. I’ll try to find out. The software won’t let me post my email in the description.
 
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