azhornhunter

**SOLD**

Price Drop*** $1,000

I bought these new from a swarovski dealer. Normal wear and tear. Asking $1,200 obo Feel free to call or text 928.660.2269

This is a 1969 kit companion travel trailer. I've owned it for the past 12 years. I upgraded to bigger tires and wheels. Has a 20 gallon fresh water tank with electric pump for sink. The couch in the back that folds to a bed, kitchen table folds down to a bed. Has 12v and 110 lights and wall outlet. There is a flameless propane safe heater. It weighs less than 2000 pounds, house is 12'5" and its 7' wide. Comes with canvas awning that Is the entire length of the trailer. Holds one 5 gallon propane on the front. This trailer does not have a bathroom or fridge. Everything works including the 3 burners stove and oven. Newly installed seamless vinyl flooring. No leaks. The trailer's located in Page Arizona, but I can deliver to Flagstaff. I'm asking $5000. Tile in hand. Free to call or text me anytime 928-660-2269 - Preston

condition: good make / manufacturer: Kit companion model name / number: Travel Trailer size / dimensions: 14' year manufactured: 1969 I have a 1969 kit companion travel trailer. It is about 14' long, Very light easy to tow with small truck or SUV. It has Aluminum siding, new paint, new tongue jack, new tires and wheels. My wife, 2 kids and I slept in it just fine. The rear bed folds into a couch the front bed folds into a dining table.It has a 30 gallon freshwater tank (aluminum) with pump. It is wired for 12v and 110v. There are both 12 V and 110 V lights including a 110 outlet. Has a oven and 3 burner stove. Also a propane Thermx Catalytic Heater that will cook you out. **NO refrigerator NO bathroom** $4000obo price is negotiations I'm located in Page but will be willing to transport it to Flagstaff. Call or Text Preston Parsons 928-660-2269

Thanks for all the ideas. I think I'll do slim jims. But the pit bbq sounds good also. I might have to research that a bit more.

I was wondering about jerky. Like slim jim sticks or something like that.

I know im getting ahead of myself. I should probably kill it first. But what do you all do with the meat? In the past we usually just do summer sausage, chorizo, and breakfast sausages. Any other options out there?

Yes Aug 24th 09, I was able to hold and get some pictures with that bull the following morning. Picture do not do that bull justice. The Mullins are great people and amazing hunters.

Yes, and I cannot turn up the other side.

Pics are up now.

Well this year i didnt make it out as much as i wanted to. I did end up scopping up a few good sheds but nothing giant. Here are a few pics.

Im in Page Az.

I have a Canon GL2 i might part with.

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