Used on a handful of trips. Fully Loaded. Off-Grid Ready. Stored under fabric cover and always babied. Everything needed for full-hookup campgrounds to boondocking comfortably. We drove to the Casita factory in Texas to get this camper that is lightweight and easy to tow. All-fiberglass construction means no seams and no wood to rot. No smoking or pets. Many extras listed below.
Initial Costs:
2024 Spirit Standard: $25,298
17 Deluxe Package: $1,698
Furnace: $499
Outside Shower: $149
Fresh Water Tank Upgrade (25 Gallons): $79
Aluminum Alloy Wheels: $90
Stainless Steel Deep Kitchen Sink with Cover: $450
SPI/FRE/HER Roller Shade: $299
Entry Door Shutter Screen: $149
Solar Port: $89
High Lift Suspension Package: $199 (Discounted from dealer)
Video Entertainment Package: $498
Lakeside Insulating Gray Wall Material: $550
Mach 8 Plus AC Upgrade: $1,249 (Discounted from dealer)
Timer Trail Decals: $1
Sliding Battery Tray: $199
Total: $30,807
Other Upgrades:
Furrion Backup Camera Install: $725
Katye Casita Closets: $498
ZAMP Legacy Series 190 Watt Portable Regulated Solar Kit: $427
Two Battle Born 100Ah 12V Lithium Batteries/Victron Battery Monitor: $3,334
Micro-Air Easy Start: $657
DuroMax 80cc Recoil Start Camping &b RV Ready 2300-Watt inverter generator: $724
Total: $6,365
Total Combined: $37,172
Also Included:
Reflective Window Covers
Propane Tank Sensors
Wheel Chocks
Leveling blocks with wheel chocks
Tri-Fold Memory Foam topper 4 inches (unused)
Water Hose
Water hookup regulator and items
Electric hookup Surge Protectors
Depsunny Adjustable-Height Aluminum Non-Slip RV Step
Curt Sway Control Bar (Ball mounted on trailer frame)
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