This 2004 Bigfoot 25C10.5 is built for serious four-season boondocking. Legendary molded fiberglass durability combined with modern upgrades make this a turn-key setup for your next trip.
This is for long bed (8ft) trucks only, it won't work in any bed shorter than 8ft
**Note: I just discovered that the water heater (original Atwood 6 Gallon) is broken, but a new tankless (on-demand) water heater is on the way.
Off-Grid Power: factory built in Onan MicroLite 2500 LP generator paired with aftermarket 300W of solar and a 1500W inverter. Run what you need, anywhere.
Power & Propane Storage: Factory setup for two full-size RV batteries and two 20 lb propane tanks with auto-changeover.
This unit has a massive 50 gallon fresh water tank (in good, clean drinking water condition), a 24 gallon gray tank, and a 19 gallon black tank. It also has a full length storage cubby under the floor that is long enough to hold skis etc.
Four-Season Build: Furnace heated tank space (We had it all the way down to -7° outdoor temperature, and the tanks were still 72° just like the interior), thermal pane windows, and exceptional insulation.
Fresh Exterior: Clean, de-badged white exterior, freshly polished and waxed.
Interior Upgrades: We painted all of the walls and cabinetry white for a nice crisp, spacious, and airy feel, using black on the lower cabinets for contrast. It completely opens up what was previously a bit of a dingy, cavernous interior.
Structurally rock solid with all major appliances running strong.
It also can come with the camper tie down brackets from my 2017 GMC Sierra 3500HD (if they'll fit your truck) and the turnbuckle tie downs.
Location: Sandpoint, ID