**** SOLD *****2015 RAM 4500 and 2005 Bigfoot 3000 Series Camper

Location: Charleston, SC will drive to meet buyer if needed.

TRUCK:

2015 Ram 4500 Heavy Duty 4x4 6.7L Cummins Diesel with 120,000 miles VIN# 3C7WRLFL3FG578040

11 CM Flatbed with four Buyers brand truck boxes and one Dutec truck box

Buckstop Super Single Conversion

41 Continental MPT 81 335/80 R20 Tires (~12k miles) + never used Continental MPT81 spare mounted driver side of flatbed

WOLFBOX rearview mirror/camera

Upgraded head unit which includes Apple Carplay

Upgraded LED headlights

Hammerhead front bumper with Smittybilt X20 12,000 lb winch

Firestone Airbags

RECENT TRUCK MAINTAINENCE

New DEF pump July 2024

New chain and sprocket Aug 2024

New track bar June 2025

Replaced intercooler boot June 2025

CAMPER:

2005 BIGFOOT 3000 series (30C10.11)

One piece fiberglass Fibercore bonded sidewalls with 1 ½ polyurethane insulation (R=12) with aluminum framed sidewall option

Dometic 3 way fridge

Dometic Duo-Therm 600 Series Penguin AC

ATWOOD LP gas water heater 6 gallon

ATWOOD LP gas 4-burner range/oven

ATWOOD 30,000 BTU forced air furnace

Propane locker for two 20lb tanks

6 4 Interior headroom

Dry bath with separate shower enclosure

Onan 2.5KW LP gas generator 51 hours total

RECENT CAMPER UPGRADES:

Upgraded to OGO Origin composting toilet May 2025

New queen mattress replaced May 2025

Starlink Standard (GEN 3) with TRIO Flatmount magnetic mount

All new window shades replaced June 2025

New dinette upholstery May 2025

KNOWN PROBLEMS:

Buckstop Super Single Conversion was done by the previous owner. The conversion requires removing/cutting away a portion of the wheel well and installing a metal backer plate. They did not remove enough of the cab for the 41 tires so they will rub the metal plate when attempting to make a sharp turn (beyond 90 degrees such as a U-turn). They do not rub when making a normal left or right turn under your everyday driving conditions. I spent two months living full-time in the camper this summer and it was not a huge issue. That being said, I did have several shops take a look at fixing the problem and also spoke with Buckstop directly. I was told it will require approximately $2000 worth of labor to fix this issue.