$1,800
Gap, Pennsylvania
Category
-
Length
15
Posted Over 1 Month
1995 Coleman Other , Up for sale: 1995 Coleman Yosemite Popup Camper, in very good condition for its age. $1,800 or best offer. - This is a very rare (only made for three years) Coleman popup camper, with a unique type of folding hardwall construction. Must see to appreciate! Large, sliding glass windows with screens. - For many years, Coleman was THE premier popup camper manufacturer. - Sets up easily, with the automatic electric hydraulic lift system. - Tent ends are in excellent condition. No tears or leaks. - King bed at one end, double bed at the other end, plus dinette makes into a bed. - Includes options such as 3-way fridge (AC, 12 volt, or LP gas) - Includes LP furnace. Dual LP tanks included. - Includes Coleman Camper Caddie. - Includes Thetford Cassette toilet. - Includes 3-burner stove inside, plus 2-burner high-pressure outside stove (stores inside). - Also included (but not shown) is a large awning that fits the rail on the side of the camper. - Many areas for storage. - Interior lighting has been converted to LED. Tongue battery is in excellent condition. - Electric brakes. Spare tire included. - The metal exterior of the roof shows normal aging due to exposure to the sun. I have repaired small holes in the roof with sealant. However, there is some visible areas that had leaked before I owned it. This does not affect the function of the roof. It does not leak now. - Cushions are still in good condition. - The camper originally had an LP hot water heater, but I removed it, because we never used it, and it took extra effort to winterize the camper with the heater. Removing the heater also gave more interior storage space. - Obviously, a camper this age isn't going to look brand new. But it is very serviceable. One privacy curtain (which we never bothered using) has a tear in it, as shown in one of the photos. - Tires are in excellent condition. One is new, and one is almost new (it was the original spare). The current spare has some wear, but is fine. - Evidently, the axle must be slightly bent or misaligned. The folks we bought it from had used it once for a trip across the US, and the tires wore somewhat unevenly. The tires currently on it show no signs of uneven wear, but we have traveled hundreds of miles, not thousands of miles. A trailer service shop gave me a quote to replace the axle shortly after we bought it, but I opted to see how the tires wore, and the misalignment must be very small. - Asking $1,800 or best offer. $1,800.00
