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The Red-E-Kamp installation and its long storage history give this E-300 a period camper identity, with records and log books that extend beyond the usual equipment list. The frame corrosion, roof-edge reseal, auxiliary tank, and unfinished cabin details are the trade-offs, along with a bonded title carrying an Exempt odometer status.

Strengths

  • Red-E-Kamp camper conversion with its original-style camping furnishings and equipment.
  • Service records and log books accompany the van, along with manufacturer literature, camping guides, maps, and spare parts.
  • Recent work includes a new main fuel tank, batteries, alternator, ignition components, steering bushing, and brake service.

Watch For

  • Corrosion is noted on the frame, spare-wheel bracket, and left barn door; the barn doors also have dents and scratches.
  • The seller reports a previous silicone repair at the front-left camper roof edge and says the area should be resealed.
  • The auxiliary fuel tank should be cleaned or replaced, and the propane tank needs to be refilled.
  • The aftermarket air conditioning needs to be recharged, while the cabin has several broken, missing, worn, or frayed trim and upholstery items.