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Craigslist Item of the Day: Eagles Tailgate RV with Keg Tap, Internal Cooler, and the Works
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This converted 1990 Chevy G-Series RV has served us well since 2016 Season. Much like Brandon Graham, it will be going out on top!
Final Stats: 2 Super Bowls, 3 Conference Championships, 4 NFC Division Titles, 7 Playoff Appearances.
It’s time for another group to welcome her into their family and continue “Rolling on Good Times!”. Sometimes, the best way to appreciate something is to let it go.
1990 Chevy G-Series Converted RV
71K Miles
Fully Operational and Inspected
External Mounted TV with Lockable Weatherproof Cover
Remote External Tent
Rear Backup Camera
External Keg Tap with Internal Cooler
Working Internal Toilet
Above Driver Canopy Storage
Internal TV
Pioneer Sound System with Internal and External Speakers
Trailer Hitch with Cargo Carrier (Not Pictured)
Internal Casework & Storage
Modified Bench Seating (Seats 8-10 Adults)Additional photos available upon request.
This is a good attitude: “Sometimes, the best way to appreciate something is to let it go.”
Absolutely. You gotta know when it’s time. Gotta go out on top, no matter what the situation is. You don’t want to retire the RV after a losing season, for example, tanking a game against the Washington Commanders to improve your draft position, and then firing your head coach and trading Carson Wentz. You gotta walk away when you reach the top, whether you are an individual or a customized metal box with wheels.
This thing looks simple from the outside, but the list of specs is cool. External keg tap? Check. Modified seating to fit more people? Check. Sound system and two televisions? Check, check. The seller says that youth sports and kid activities are starting to take over his life, so he needs to step away from the tailgating scene. He’d like to get the RV into the hands of an Eagles fan who can really use and appreciate it for years to come. He’s in Horsham and listed the RV for $12,500.
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Kevin has been writing about Philadelphia sports since 2009. He spent seven years in the CBS 3 sports department and started with the Union during the team's 2010 inaugural season. He went to the academic powerhouses of Boyertown High School and West Virginia University. email - k.kinkead@sportradar.com