Cozy Cruiser number 116 for sale SOLD!
Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:20 pmI am selling my Cozy Cruiser Camping trailer. www.cozycruiser.com. This one is Serial number 116. John and Henri build about 10 per year. Janie and I have had fun with. It is Ideal for a single person, or a young couple - even with one small child. It will include a Coleman refrigerator, a set of Stereo speakers, with a subwoofer (for watching DVDs on your laptop, or listening to MP3s)
Even though it is the "Classic Deluxe" the Specifications are more like the current "Classic". This trailer weighs less than 1,000 lbs and can be pulled by almost ANY CAR! I have seen them behind VW Beetles! It has an aluminum frame for lightness. I am including the Air Conditioner "Thermassure 2500" which will cool the inside down to 72 when the outside temp is over 90! The trailer is currently sitting INSIDE my garage (you will not have to pay to store it and keep the Home Owners' Association off your back.)
Inside it is a queen sized bed. It has two drawers and a fluorescent light in the galley. The Galley also has two 12 Volt and two 120 volt outlets. Inside the bedroom there is one 12 volt and two 120 volt outlets. There are two lights in the sleeping room too. It has a porch light and two outside outlets. It has a Fantastic roof vent and will sleep well without air conditioning on all but the hottest nights.
It has electric brakes, but the current plug is just set up for lights. In this flat country the electric brakes are not really needed. I have pulled it behind a Honda Pilot, at 80 mph and nearly forgotten that it is there! It rides really nicely right behind the tow vehicle and makes very little increase in gas consumption!
I have just replaced the gas struts on the galley lid and have a second set of spares. (Not really an issue, I just got them at a good price and decided to buy an extra set.) When I bought it, the galley lid was propped open with a seven iron. New struts are certainly better!
New, the Classic Deluxe runs $14,000 and the Classic is $11,000. These prices are with no AC! With the AC, you can have this one for only $5,000.
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Even though it is the "Classic Deluxe" the Specifications are more like the current "Classic". This trailer weighs less than 1,000 lbs and can be pulled by almost ANY CAR! I have seen them behind VW Beetles! It has an aluminum frame for lightness. I am including the Air Conditioner "Thermassure 2500" which will cool the inside down to 72 when the outside temp is over 90! The trailer is currently sitting INSIDE my garage (you will not have to pay to store it and keep the Home Owners' Association off your back.)
Inside it is a queen sized bed. It has two drawers and a fluorescent light in the galley. The Galley also has two 12 Volt and two 120 volt outlets. Inside the bedroom there is one 12 volt and two 120 volt outlets. There are two lights in the sleeping room too. It has a porch light and two outside outlets. It has a Fantastic roof vent and will sleep well without air conditioning on all but the hottest nights.
It has electric brakes, but the current plug is just set up for lights. In this flat country the electric brakes are not really needed. I have pulled it behind a Honda Pilot, at 80 mph and nearly forgotten that it is there! It rides really nicely right behind the tow vehicle and makes very little increase in gas consumption!
I have just replaced the gas struts on the galley lid and have a second set of spares. (Not really an issue, I just got them at a good price and decided to buy an extra set.) When I bought it, the galley lid was propped open with a seven iron. New struts are certainly better!
New, the Classic Deluxe runs $14,000 and the Classic is $11,000. These prices are with no AC! With the AC, you can have this one for only $5,000.
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