2007 Jayco JayFeather 23B hybrid travel trailer

We have decided to sell our camper in anticpation of getting a small piece of property in the woods.......we have enjoyed this camper very much. The kids have lost interest in camping and prefer the feeling of home so we are looking to get a mountain cabin in WV or western maryland.

It was purchased at Beckley's in Thurmont MD and came with a soft floor at the rear of the camper and bathroom. Best I can guess, the previous never used the camper. The interior was spotless and none of the appliances appeared used. The floor issue seemed to be due to a water / toilet pipe bursting and nobody taking the time to fix. I purchased the camper with the known issue and repaired the floor. There is absolutely no issue whatsoever with the floor anymore. I stripped the wood, reskinned the damages area, injected with expanding polymer and replaced with new linoleum. In all honesty, it could look a little better but I am not a pro. We have camped multiple weeks a year at Deep Creek, Raystown Lake, Janes Island, Eastern Shore and Bayse, VA. There have been no issues whatsoever.

It has a microwave, CD player / radio, TV with DVD player, air conditioning, furnace, hot water heater, indoor and outdoor shower, toilet, double kitchen sink, two way refrigerator / freezer (electric and gas), TV antenna, battery and slideout for the jack knife sofa.

King bed on one end, full on the other, twin jack knife sofa and dinette folds down to another full bed. It is in GREAT condition. LAP sealed all roof seams this spring.

New tires were put on when I bought it and bearings packed then. Clear title.

I am happy to show the camper and do a walk through. It is at my house and plugged in to house power (i can run the A/c but it will trip the house breaker FYI because of the load).

There are no leaks or any structural damage to trailer. There is some delamination at the tent ends where the fiberglass has rippled - this is normal for these types of trailers and does not affect integrity of the trailer at all. It has been that way since we got it and has not gotten any worse.



Asking $8,000 of best offer.......when you see it you will relaize that this is a basically new camper. I can give you a walk through of all appliances and operations as well.

 

GLWS ! now is a good time to sell a RV/Trailer.

 

Price?

 

Sorry, asking $8,000 or best offer.....happy to show functioning of all appliances and full operations of the camper.

 

Drag that thing up to Alaska (Anchorage area) and you’ll get $18-20K cash. Guaranteed.

 

Might cost me that much to get there......i only average 8-9 mpg with the tundra while dragging it!!!!

 

think of it as a paid-for vacation during the best season to visit the Kenai. It was about 5,000 miles to Charleston

 

I really wish it was feasible.....my wife was born in Juneau and her dream is to take a month in an RV and travel the state

 

you’ll definitely want to add a snorkel intake if you’re going to Juneau!

 

Put it on Facebook market place and it’ll be sold by the weekend. It’s crazy on there with people buying travel trailers.

 

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