1997 Ram 1500 w/ 2024 4Wheel Campers Project M Pop-Up Camper

Seller's Description

1997 Dodge Ram 1500 2024 4Wheel Campers Project M Pop-Up Camper $25,000 OBO. Open to trade for 2005 RAV4 w/ manual transmission + Cash or Toyota Landcruiser FJ-60 looking for dent repair and a repaint, ad will be updated with relevant fixes. Truck: Purchased after I got out of the Army, drove me and all my things home from Texas without a problem. Just had the transmission rebuilt 500 miles ago by Angels El Toro Transmission, and it has a (Transferable) 2-Year, 24K mile warranty. Paint is obviously not in perfect condition, and it was originally used on my grandfather’s ranch as his feed truck so it’s got some dents and scrapes. Please see above pictures. Truck was professionally detailed 08/28/2025 and is when pics were taken. I’m in the process of finding a dent repair guy, and then possibly will be resprayimg white. Ad will be updated with any changes and the effective dates. I have driven this truck across the country, up and down the state, all around Baja/Mexico, and it has never let me down. I love true truck and it has plenty of room. Clean Texas title and Registration paid through December. Camper: Purchased brand new from Brian at the Rancho Cucamonga location. Lived out of it for a few months last summer while I traveled around spearfishing. Camper is solid. I am 6’5 and could stand comfortably, as well as I fit in the king size pull out bed no problem. It has an 8-Foot crank-out awning on the passenger side with the side access door. The bed has a small bend that happened right after I bought it. There is a brand new one at the rancho factory ready to replace it. On the driver side, the shower tent got hit by a retread tear-off in Mexico. It’s plugged with silicone and the guys said they would be able to repair it at no charge when the new bed is picked up. Inside the camper I installed two swing out truck boxes to the bed that I currently store a small single burner stove w/ utensils in one, and tools in the other. I have installed custom L-Track around both sides of the interior “Bench” in addition to putting lots of tie-down rings. I typically put milk crates on the shelf and lash them with bungee cords. It has a 200w solar panel mounted to the roof and wired in. I have a Jackery Explorer 1000 (not yet pictured) it plugs into included with the camper and an Electric cooler w/ insulation wrap that it runs too. One panel provides enough to run the fridge, fans, and lights without trouble and through the night simultaneously with adequate sun, but I’d add another 100-200w panel if you’re in a cloudy area.

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