It's probably in pretty rough shape that you can't see in the photos. Well worn with alot of miles. Thinking you'll get a premium for it because it carries Campskunk's name is laughable.
I think you would find that, as opposed to his favorability rating around here, he has a pretty large and loyal group of fans among the 6000+ members on Roadtreking. Other than the high mileage and the lack of an air conditioner it appears to me to be in good shape to me. While some here feel otherwise, I think he likely did a good job of maintaining it in the areas not shown in the photos and for someone looking to do boondocking and not bothered by the lack of air conditioning it is a good choice and will be purchased by someone pretty quickly. Go ahead and blast me for giving him kind words after he screwed me but life is too short to hold a grudge...
It looks to be in good shape but most vehicles do in photos. They lived in it full time with a cat so there's going to be wear and tear. I think he refinished the cabinetry. No air conditioner would eliminate a lot of buyers. So will the high mileage.
I wouldn't be surprised if it hasn't sold previously in the last year. The solar setup is very noticeable and will need the buyer to not mind that.
The US$41,000 asking was way too high. Jim said there were bidders a year ago:
I notice that the mileage in the post from a year ago when Roadtrek had it for sale is higher than mileage shown on the current listing whatever that means, likely an error in one or the other.
Campskunk's 2003 Roadtrek 190
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