2010 LivinLite CampLite 11 Travel Trailer Charlotte NC SOLD

[djsamuel]

Thanks!

The Oliver is a fine camper. Still hope to attend LivinLite gatherings, even after we sell the Mighty 11. Folks are welcome to take a closer look of the Oliver at those gatherings.

Our Mighty 11 is a good value and will last a long time for someone. Took last week preparing the CampLite 11 for sale, so it's ready to go camping!

Best of luck with the Oliver! That's one of the most impressive campers I've seen. On the GoodSam forums, someone posted photos of his Oliver during construction. Very impressive.

[spot1]

Thanks!!!!!!!  Hope to see y'all camping!!!!!!!

We're getting to know the Oliver and really like it!!!!!!!!

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[leslie]

Nice clean lines not to mention that now you have more room!

[pinstriper]

Wow, that's so very Space: 1999.

[sandyu]

Really like the camper. I'm a big fan of fiberglass campers.  

[leslie]

I looked for a dealer for Oliver - found none. Did you buy from the factory?

I really like the looks of this trailer, plus it has a double axle.

[spot1]

Thanks, everyone! Been away for a while camping.

All new camper purchases are made directly with Oliver. Great folks to deal with and they work hard to take care of all warranty issues, too.

Our Ollie weighs in at 4950lbs with about 430 tongue weight ready to camp with dry tanks. Couple surprises, the Ollie tows easily without WDH and sway bar using our 2013 4.0L Frontier Crew Cab. Have Timbren rubber blocks on the rear differential to get rid of rear end sag and bounce. Towing in the TN & NC mountains yields 15MPG at 62 to 63MPH (OD off @ 2200RPM) slowing to 55MPH on slight grades and allowing speed to increase to 65MPH down hill.

The Ollie has excellent brakes on 5200 pound Dexter axles, too.  Had to test the rig first time I towed it when someone pulled out in front of us. The rig stops nicely!





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