*Sold* Aliner Freedom Truck Cabin *Sold*

[cs_whypt2]

Hello,
I have an Aliner Freedom Truck Cabin for sale. I am asking $3,000 for it, but for the board, I am flexable, so best offer will work!

I do not have a picture up yet, but I will add then when I get them. (Sorry, I know its all about the pics!)

Okay. I bought this camper on ebay this past summer. Traveled to get it, fixed it up, and used it this whole summer and loved every minute of it! I got lots of questions and people were interested in it.

This is a truck cabin that sits flat you the bed of your truck (I had it is my 96' Dodge Dakota, 6 foot bed and there was wiggle room.) Then, when you get to a camp ground, it pops up into a A-frame camper. (Like the signature Aliner look.)

The unit weighs about 500 pounds. It did not effect my gas mileage when I had it in my truck, and since I had no place to store it, it stayed in the bed of my truck.

On the inside, there is a doubleish bed and an ice box. There are two counters to put your stuff on. There is a sky light / tinted window and a vent. There is a light that I never used and a heater, which I did not use and really dont recomend using because I dont trust the propane tank that goes along with te camper. The bed transforms from a bed to a dinning area. It is a 'U' shape sitting area with a table.

Storage underneath the bed. I cleaned this camper up as best I could. I had to throw out the original padding that was in the camper due to at-the-time-of-purcahse bug issues. I got new foam from a fabric store and I have that rapped in cloth.

I love this camper. Problem is, this past week my Dakota was giving me problems and it finally died on me, or it wouldn't start and I refused to put more money into it, so I got a newer Dakota, but the bed is a little different and it will not fit in te truck as well.

THere are no leaks in this trailer. I have had it up in wind and rain storms and I had no problems. The only thing is, I now have a different truck, (as of today, yay!) and it wont quit work for me.

Thanks for reading. If the camper dosen't sell, I will figure out a way for me to use it, so I am not too worried.

Thanks!
Dianne

[Oasis Maker]

Hi Dianne, talk about good news - bad news. Glad you got a new truck. Sorry about the A-liner. We watched your excitement when you finally located one and bought it.

Good luck with the sale. Mounted on the proper truck, that's a nice way to go off road too.

Scott G.

[cs_whypt2]

Thanks.

I love the new truck. It has a matching cap, and for the first time ever I have power in my truck. The matching cap has power too. So for me to use the camper, I would have to disamntle the power, take the cap off and the bedliner, because this would crush the bedliner and then load it. But since I am not keeping it on my truck I have no plce to store it. And there is a little less woggle room on this new truck then there was in the old truck. On top of which, I didn't expect the truck to die quit yet, so the money would be nice. But if nothing happens to it, I can find a plce to put it and find a way to use it.

Thanks,
Dianne

[Gage]

Theres that big gun again, where's my mouse? Hello Dianne

[cs_whypt2]

I was just thinking of you as I was posting this!
How have you been??
I was going to look and see if your name had any recent activity!
Nice to have you back.

Dianne

[Jeeper92]

any pics of this? I looked through your album and didnt see any

[kayaklover]

Hi Dianne,
Congratulations on the new truck! Too bad it won't work. If anyone out there is looking for one of these, they're hard to find and hers is in great shape! I have seen her set it up alone in mere seconds and it's always a real attention getter. It really is a nice camper for the price as they are hard to find under $4,000.00. This will be a great deal for someone out there.

Place an ad with pictures on Craigslist here in the twin cities and I bet it will sell.

[cs_whypt2]

Thanks Lori.

I am going to try again to get pictures up. I'm sorry I do not have them up yet.

Dianne

[cs_whypt2]

Okay,
I now have a couple pictures in my album. They are small, but at least they are pictures.

Thanks,
Dianne

[bobhenry]

Sounds like an instant tiny trailer for some lucky duck. Just add a trailer frame and you are done.

[starleen2]

Sounds like an instant tiny trailer for some lucky duck. Just add a trailer frame and you are done.

Kinda thinkin' the same thing

[cs_whypt2]

It only weighs 500 pounds so once you get it on wheels it is easy to move around. We needed it moved over a little bit in the back of my truck one time, my boy friend was able to move it slightly with no problems. It is not heavy, for a camper.

Dianne

[Laredo]

would be perfect for one of those HF 40x48 trailers, IMNVHO, but I'd want to upgrade to bigger wheels... it's a nice size for one person, that CabinA.

[cs_whypt2]

$2,800?

Dianne

[cs_whypt2]

So I just went outside and got the dimensions.

Closest to cab is 39.5 inches wide.
Closest to tailgate is 52 inches wide.
Total length is 6 feet.
The thicker width is 20 inches long.
(It kind of makes a 'T')


Thanks,
Dianne