SOLD 2020 Provan Bengal Tiger Chevy 3500 GAS 4x4 Camper

[ClemsonWojo]

Price: $150,000 - Location: Fountain Inn South Carolina​

Adventure awaits with this 2020 Tiger Adventure Vehicle built on a Chevrolet 3500 4x4 truck. Designed for the ultimate off-grid experience, this vehicle combines rugged capability with comfortable living amenities. I am the second owner and owned it about two years. There are some cosmetic bumps and imperfections as this is a used vehicle. The rear exterior cargo door hinge is bent.

Key Features:​

• Chassis: Built on a Chevy 3500 4x4, providing excellent off-road capabilities.
• Engine: 6.2 Liter gas motor offering reliable performance and power. 39,000 miles
• Battery System: Huge lithium batteries charged by solar power, powering everything inside, including the AC.
• Heating: Espar Gas Heater
• Water Systems: 33-gallon fresh water tank, gray water tank with heaters, and composting toilet.
• Wet Bath: Interior shower, toilet, and an additional exterior shower.
• Kitchen: Large sink, refrigerator/freezer
• Sleeping: Full-size overhead bed in an east-west layout, sleeps 4 comfortably.
• Entertainment: Bluetooth stereo, 19" flat-screen TV, DVD player.
• Storage: Large exterior lockable storage box and a full-size spare tire.
• Awning: Easy roll-in 8' awning for shade.

Additional Features:​

• Off-Road Ready: Skid plates, all-terrain tires, Front and Rear winches, and PIAA off-road lights.
• Power Systems: Zamp Solar Set up
• Seating: Currently seats 6, with an option to remove the rear seats and install a rear storage platform.
• Weboost, and rooftop Wingard TV antenna, Max Air fan over bunk, small fan over wet bath

This vehicle is perfect for those looking to explore remote locations without sacrificing comfort. Its off-road capabilities and self-sufficient systems make it ideal for extended trips in nature.

Contact Information:​

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[ClemsonWojo]

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[ClemsonWojo]

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[CuStOm]

Did you change the layout in the kitchen area? What is going on above the sink? It appears that there is/was a leak when looking at the headliner and drivers seat. Can you elaborate?

 

[ClemsonWojo]

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Did you change the layout in the kitchen area? What is going on above the sink? It appears that there is/was a leak when looking at the headliner and drivers seat. Can you elaborate?

Yes the kitchen layout has been modified. The original owner had a second panty cabinet with a large water system and no sink in the kitchen. The area above the current sink is the top section of that former second pantry. There are two holes in the headliner but absolutely no leaks.

I believe that picture is the rear seats. The seat is just dirty in the picture. When I purchased the truck there was a platform in place of the rear seats, I purchased those seats used and installed them. They are the exact set as in the front of the truck. I will take some time and clean those up.

 

[ClemsonWojo]

Here is the platform, which I still have, before the rear seats were installed

 

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Here was the original layout as I purchased it.

 

[ClemsonWojo]

Here is a picture of the damaged rear storage door:

 

[ClemsonWojo]

Here are pictures I received from Jay at Tiger Adventure during the original build:

 

[CuStOm]

Thanks.
Photo 3871 shows the staining in the front driver seat and headliner.

 

[ClemsonWojo]

Thanks.
Photo 3871 shows the staining in the front driver seat and headliner.

Sorry, I see that now.....I am going to look this afternoon. I hadn't noticed that before.

 

[ClemsonWojo]

We just had the camper professionally washed and it appears the caulking has separated between the cab and camper. That is where I believe the water entered. I will remove the old caulking and reseal that area.