2020 TetonX Hybrid loaded with all the options:

    • Truma Combi furnace & water heater combo
    • Dometic CFX Refrigerator/Freezer Cooler (so clutch)
    • 200W Solar (off-grid independence)
    • 105Ah Lithium Ion Battery
    • 23zero Peregrine 270° Awning
    • LED lighting
    • USB outlets
    • 120v AC outlets
    • Shower Room
    • Inverter
    • Maxcoupler Articulating Offroad Hitch
    • Timbren Axle-less Suspension
    • Queen bed
    • Single Bunkbed
    • Complete Kitchen Utensils
    • 2x 20lb Propane Tanks
    • Massive Water Tank (Maybe 40 Gal?)
    • Mickey Thompson Deeter 38 All Terrain Tires (31x10.50 R15LT) plus full-size spare
    • Blackout shades
    • Sleeps a family of 4
    • ~2900 lbs

This is a rare opportunity to get a babied original craftman built TetonX Hybrid! You will not see many more well-cared-for/light use Gen1 “Kyle & Lindsay” custom units. 

This has been a great little camper for our family of four over the last couple of years. Its super easy to tow, it can fit in most any campsite, and it somehow provides a long list of comforts while literally in the middle of nowhere. Its also very easy to winterize and store. We have mostly enjoyed this little beast within 3-4 hours drive of Denver with one amazing trip to Big Bend (2023) and another to Chaco Canyon (2024). The solar and lithium battery combo on this unit is really magnificent. There is never any want for more power. The Dometic cooler is the biggest power draw yet, with the sunny skies of the Mountain West, we never saw our battery get below 80% overnight. That’s a great piece of mind when you’re far away from civilization. Plus the cooler holds all the food and drink a family of four could want for a good many days.

The TetonX Hybrid is not your everyday RV. This unit was designed with tedious detail and built by master craftsmen. It is designed to excel in 4x4 conditions and overland excursions. My family did not come close to using it to its rugged potential, so its definitely had an easy life so far. We have always stored it in a garage when not camping and it gets power washed after each adventure. Additionally, at the end of each camping season I will pull the lithium battery and store it at room temperature. The tires all look to be in excellent condition with minimal tread wear. This tough-built camper has a lifetime of seasons ahead of it.