2004 Host Industries truck camper. Fresh water tank is 60 gallons, plenty to get away from it all for a while. Grey and black tanks are 45 gallons each. Two 30 pound LPG tanks provide plenty of fuel for the trip. Six-gallon hot water heater, furnace, air conditioning, oven with 3 burner stove top. Full dry bath (separate shower). Includes 2,500 watt generator, refrigerator, freezer, awning, 2 slides, TV with antenna, AM/FM/CD stereo, microwave oven, and electric jacks with controller.

Queen bed plus a twin dinette sleeper, sleeps 4. With the 2 slides there is plenty of room to move around and prepare meals. Plentiful storage inside and out for all your gear. The refrigerator and pantry have plenty of space for a week long trip.

This camper has been used regularly over the last couple years and all equipment is operational. We have enjoyed using this camper in various trips where we have created great memories. Whether out at the coast or to the lake, or to the family reunions, it has been a great camper for us. However it is time for us to move forward with another Host Industries unit and must now sell this great camper. I really like the Host campers, they know about camping and put together a real nice unit. The tanks are larger than our friends 5th wheel has and we have no problems going for a week or longer without having to hook up. With the right set up you can still tow behind this rig if that is what youare looking to do. And when you are not towing, well you are not towing which makes it much easier to get around. It taks only about 20 to 30 minutes to load or unload, so you can drop it at the campground and go exploring pretty easy.

The price is reflective of the low end of NADA Pricing Guidelines, and all serious offers will be considered. In addition, I have Torklift Fastgun hold downs available. A long bed full size truck is needed to transport this unit.