2007 Escape 17B, London, Ontario, $16,000 CDN

Doug2000 · 07-13-2017, 05:15 PM

2007 Escape 17B Fiberglass Travel Trailer, 3100 lbs and aerodynamic shape mean an easy tow, expected lifespan of 50 years if cared for. Compare to the fiberglass trailers of the 70's and 80's like the Trillium and Boler, still highly highly sought after. This is the bathroom model, toilet and black water tank, no shower. Also has 3.0 cubic foot 3 way fridge, furnace, water heater, max fan, LED lighting, A/C, bike rack mount, dual propane, location for Group 27 RV battery, and Carefree of Colorado awning. Included are accessories shown plus the never used screen room and a winter cover. I put new tires on before my last trip and new wheel bearings.
We bought the trailer thinking I could fit bunks in the front like my Trillium 4500 had, but my boys have outgrown that idea, but we are really selling as my wife and I are unable to get further time off this year. The trailer is in excellent condition and still smells new, to much of an investment to not be used, needs a new owner. Contact me by PM or at Dougonparliament@gmail.com Located in London, Ontario Canada, Asking $17500 CDN Firm Firm

Doug2000 · 07-13-2017, 05:19 PM

Doug2000 · 07-13-2017, 05:20 PM

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float5 · 07-13-2017, 05:30 PM

Is that A/C above the refrigerator? Was that their inside installation before going to the roof?

Doug2000 · 07-13-2017, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by float5

Is that A/C above the refrigerator? Was that their inside installation before going to the roof?

This is the original location in older units. Personally I prefer it, its more aerodynamic and much much cheaper to replace. Those rooftop units cost well over $1000 plus few owners would take on the job of the replacement.

dfandrews · 07-13-2017, 07:31 PM

Now, that's a classic Classic!
Layout looks soooo similar to our 2015 model. And they'll both last 'til 2050 or more. It will be a great purchase for someone.

float5 · 07-13-2017, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Doug2000

This is the original location in older units. Personally I prefer it, its more aerodynamic and much much cheaper to replace. Those rooftop units cost well over $1000 plus few owners would take on the job of the replacement.

Yes, with the 17', there are people who can fit it in the garage if not roof A/C and also prefer the one inside for other reasons.

NCBill · 07-14-2017, 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Doug2000

This is the original location in older units. Personally I prefer it, its more aerodynamic and much much cheaper to replace. Those rooftop units cost well over $1000 plus few owners would take on the job of the replacement.

Another advantage not to overlook is overall height of the trailer when you have to store it. My current carport is not tall enough for my 19 foot trailer with roof air. Remove the roof air, and it would be fine. So I am in the process of getting a new carport, not cheap!

Also, very likely not as noisy as the roof air we have.