1989 Jayco 7LP

Year

1989

Model

7LP

Make

Jayco

This camper is so much bang for the buck. I have had a few cab overs and by far this one drives the best of any. Given that it’s a pop up and so light at about 1000lbs, you hardly feel it. I believe these fit a Tacoma with the tailgate down. A new pop up like this is over 10x the cost and you probably couldn’t build this for the price in materials alone. Plus it’s already titled, is equipped with solar and a roof rack! We have decided that we should start the hunt for a van or else we would love to keep it!! The details are below and I am happy to answer any questions! I am asking $3750 but would travel for a Versys 300X or similar dual sport! The good: -Equipped with a ponytail connector to charge the house battery -Renogy solar panel also charges battery and is standalone so you can still use the roof and fold it up and store in the cab. -new dometic faucet and tank -all material is in good condition and there are only a couple of screen patches but no current tears -just sealed up the top last with a fresh coat of dicor caulk and membrane coat -new crank handle -stove and heater work amazing -lights all work -all jacks are functional (if you have a tall truck like ours we jack it up onto some blocks for extra height) -under 1000lbs makes this camper a super light load! This apparently fits the Toyota Tacoma with the tailgate down well (we have it on our tundra) -new memory foam mattress -roof rack (doesn’t include Thule) The less good: -I have never tested the fridge, I don’t know how to start it in all honesty and have always used a cooler -the counter top is bowed -the caulk was done kinda sloppy before me - it doesn’t leak, just not the prettiest -some exterior paint peel Cab over Pop up Camper