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Bigfoot 2500 Series Travel Trailer

9 floorplansTravel trailer2005 (in production)Better build tier

Bigfoot (Better tier): Bigfoot Industries

THE FLOORPLANS — 9
MODELYEARSLENGTHGVWRSLEEPSPRICE TODAYFINDING ONE
25B17.5CB2005–0817.4 ft4,300 lb2Rare
25B17.5FB2011–17.4 ft4,300 lb2Patient search
25B17.5G2005–0817.4 ft4,300 lb2Rare
25B21FB2005–21.5 ft7,500 lb3Patient search
25B21FT2011–21.5 ft7,500 lb3Patient search
25B21RB2005–21.5 ft7,500 lb3Patient search
25B25FB2011–25.5 ft7,500 lb4Patient search
25B25RQ2005–25.5 ft7,500 lb4Patient search
25B25RT2011–25.5 ft7,500 lb4Patient search
THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

  • 2005In the lineup (exact first year predates this record)
  • 2009Production halted when Bigfoot Industries closed
  • 2009Production paused during the company shutdown
  • 2011Furnace 20,000 BTU, 7 cu ft refrigerator
  • 2011Introduced after the 2010 company restart
  • 2011Returned after the 2010 restart
  • 2011Introduced after the 2010 restart (exact first year unverified)
  • 2011Dry weight up to about 4,300 lb from 3,690 lb as content grew
Which 2500 Series Travel Trailer is the right one — if any?

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