2013 Tiger Provan Malayan LT F250 4x4 on Craigslist

[Oldpilot1968]

multnomah co rvs - by owner - craigslist

multnomah co rvs - by owner - craigslist

portland.craigslist.org

Not mine, I’ve just been watching for Tigers for some time. The price at $98,500 seems a bit higher than what I’ve seen similar ones goes for, even in recent years, but it may be the right rig for someone.

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[HuskyRider]

Thanks for posting. What do you think of this setup?

 

[BritKLR]

Is this the same one that was $97k last week?

 

[carleton]

Sure looks like the same one.

 

[FordGuy1]

$98k is not horrible. I just sold my 2003 F-250 for 25k.

 

[Oldpilot1968]

Sure looks like the same one.

Thanks for posting— I hadn’t seen that Tiger thread on here before.


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[adam88]

This thing has sold so many times. Search "2013" "Tiger" "F250". I think this might be it's 5th or 6th owner, at least? The asking price has always been the same, around $100k each time. It's held its value well. There was concern about it being overweight and maybe not handling very well on the road.

 

[Oldpilot1968]

This thing has sold so many times. Search "2013" "Tiger" "F250". I think this might be it's 5th or 6th owner, at least? The asking price has always been the same, around $100k each time. It's held its value well. There was concern about it being overweight and maybe not handling very well on the road.

Interesting. With a kid and a dog, I’m looking for more seats in front, so I’m not considering it, but that info is good to be aware of.


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[86scotty]

This thing has sold so many times. Search "2013" "Tiger" "F250". I think this might be it's 5th or 6th owner, at least? The asking price has always been the same, around $100k each time. It's held its value well. There was concern about it being overweight and maybe not handling very well on the road.

I think people get fired up about a Tiger in this price range and then the reality sets in after while that it is on a 6.5' truck bed. In other words it's tiny. It's beyond tiny for a full size camper even with the dedicated bed over the front. It's the same footprint as the original truck bed practically.

EDIT: For some reason I called this Tiger a Chinook when I first posted this. Obviously, it's a Tiger.

 

[TGK]

I actually was able to take a look at this rig first hand. I decided to pass on it for a variety of reason, foremost being that it was too small for my purposes. The living space appeared to be in good shape. Of course, I did not test the systems/appliance or take a test drive. The seller said he would allow a serious buyer to take it for a mechanical inspection. Afterwards, I did some searching on the web and was able to find what looked like the exact same rig for sale last fall down in Texas listed for around $78K. Made me wonder if someone was flipping it. Or, after purchasing, they got buyers remorse. Hard to say. When I got home after inspecting the rig I texted the seller to let him know I was going to pass on it. I'm pretty sure he responded that he had someone else make an offer. It's still posted here, so maybe that fell through.