2015 Hawk Model w/ Side Dinette Seating

6.5’ Bed

Listing is for camper only, truck is not included.

Everything works, weathertight, nothing is broken, many things have been upgraded. Stored inside when not in use.

The roof is kinked from trying to raise it once with a buckle accidentally latched. It happened near when it was new and hasn't leaked at all since. This damage is accommodated for in the price, but the camper could probably go another decade without addressing what is essentially a cosmetic issue. There are some chips in the cabinets, a small hole in the window screen, and some pin striping on the exterior from tree branches, but I can't think of anything else worth mentioning.

Below is a copy of the Four Wheel Campers estimate to build this same camper new, and a list of extras. I copied the pdf estimate from the website, but reorganized it a bit for clarity.

Weight: 1,406lbs Note: Actual camper weights may vary due to changes in materials & accessories. This weight is only an estimate of what this camper build would weigh.

Floorplan: Side Dinette Seating with Swivel Table ($1,240.00)

Option Package: Custom

Summary of Items included in the base cost:

Maple Cabinets with Baltic Brown Countertops

Linoleum Flooring

Compressor 65 Liter Refrigerator/Freezer (AC/DC)

Aluminum Jack Brackets

Screen Door

Welded Aluminum Frame Construction

Queen Cabover Bed w/ Mattress

20 Gallon Fresh Water Tank

2 Propane Tanks (2.5 Gallons Each)

LED Interior Lights & Exterior Porch Light

Rear Powered Roof Vent Fan (Location: over truck bed area)

Flush Mount Sink & Stove (This was a $625 option when I purchased the camper, now it appears to be included in the base price.) $0.00

Standard Cushion Fabric ($0.00) $0.00

Exterior Options

Awnings:

270° Wrap-Around Awning $2,900.00
External Shower Privacy Enclosure $500.00

Exterior Siding
White — (Smooth Aluminum Siding) $0.00

Exterior Add-Ons:
Rear Wall Steps $400.00
Camper Jacks: Mechanical Camper Jacks $1,075.00
Roof Rack System (Complete) $1,600.00
250 Watt Roof Mounted Solar with controller $1,875.00
Exterior Down Lights $475.00
Fantastic Roof Vent Fan (Additional Front) $350.00

Interior Add-Ons:
Furnace & Hot Water Heater with Outside Shower $4,200.00

Batteries
Dual Batteries $1,425.00

Thermal-Packs
3-Layer Quilted Thermal Pack – Upper only no window coverings $1,075.00

Portable Toilet $140.00

Subtotal: $46,850.00

So I'm offering a used model at $20,000 less than a similarly optioned new model, and no waitlist. They build them exactly the same now as they did in 2015.

Additional options not included in the total:

Mounted traction boards. $200

Exterior Shovel mount. $15

Interior projector screen. $30

Interior additional 12v outlets and usb charging ports. $60

Aluminum folding four step ladder with interior mounting so it doesn't bang around loose on trails. $300

Roof mounted vent fan covers, so you can leave them open while driving or in the rain. $120.
Backup camera (you need a stereo in your truck capable of displaying the image, but the camera is installed and I can help you wire it.) $60

If you buy full price, nearly everything you need to go camping will be included, silverware, porcelain enamel plates bowls and cups, cookware, towels, floor mat, and basic bedding for your drive home. You can have one of our pillows if you like. You'll need to bring a quilt or sleeping bag.

For an additional fee we agree upon I can also install the eye bolts and charging wiring in your truck. If you're interested in this option I'll need time to source the parts and a day to install them. It does involve drilling holes in the truck bed for the eye bolts, and no, it isn't a good idea to hook the camper to your factory tie downs, but I leave that to you.

The camper currently has many stickers from the places it has been with us. I can't bring myself to remove them so it's up to you if you prefer not to have them.

If you're interested in the 2006 Dodge Ram Power Wagon I can talk about that: Current estimate of price for me would be $15,000. The blue book is ludicrously low for a truck this old and high mileage, but that's not what Power Wagons actually sell for. It's dented, and scraped and has 180,000 miles, but it has a rebuilt transmission, a new set of heads on the engine, ARB twin air compressor, very clean interior with comfortable seats and good upholstery, brand new Cooper 35" tires, rust mitigated frame and axles, adjustable tubular control arms, every moving part has been replaced including tie rod ends, ball joints, U-joints, wheel bearings, ect. Spectrum towing controller, backup camera, Sony A/V unit with carplay, and other add ons. This is all in addition to the factory lockers, skid plates, electric disconnecting sway bar, high amp alternator, higher spline axleshafts, and 4.56 gearing. Full size spare tire under the bed.

It's good to go way off grid down serious trails, and has. I don't really want to sell the truck, but thought there might be interest in a turnkey rig you could just fly into SLC, UT, pick up and go camping. Let's chat about it if you like, I can make a package deal if that’s something you’d prefer.

Only selling because I'm moving to Florida and getting a boat. So I can deliver anywhere between Orlando and SLC on the way there.