It's been sold...sorry you missed it. :-)))

Go anywhere, park anywhere, stay anywhere.

This is the actual unit in the Rio Grande river bed in Big Bend national Park. No four-wheel drive needed here but it is nice to know that it is just a button-push away when you want it.

Here, you see it equally at home in a pre-Katrina setting amid pines and spanish moss in Diamondhead, Ms.

Our "nearly new" 21 foot 2005 Provan Tiger CX mini-motorhome (P-Tiger) is up for sale. DW wants something different 'cause she is more of an RV Park kinda' gal rather than a 4x4 off-the-grid individual. The unit is like new, located in Hoover, Alabama and can be seen by appointment. Email is poolplayer@mindspring.com. I'll be posting pics of all the significant stuff as quickly as possible. As info, the NADA numbers are not correct. They address only the 19 foot regular cab version and do not even include the right factory MSRP for what they do show. To see a reconciliation of the NADA MSRP and this unit, click here.

About the Truck:

2005 Chevy 2500HD Extended Cab LS, 4x4,  8.1 liter gas engine, Allison 5 speed automatic transmission, electronic transfer case, locking rear differential, skid-plates, and on-off road factory tire package including spare, AM/FM CD/cassette, cruise, hood bug deflector, front window vent-a-shields, class III receiver hitch,six-pin tow connector and more. Major optional creature comforts include dual-zone air, dual six-way power bucket seats with inboard armrests, and GM power "camper" mirrors. Correct-track spacers on rear axle for improved handling. Perfect condition with 21k miles and no problems. GM recall for replacement of fuel rail pulse damper clip completed by local dealer.

The Coach:

2005 Tiger CX ordered with just about everything including awning, rear-mounted roof air, Fantastic Fan in cab-over, outside shower, 2.8 kw Onan Micro-lite generator and second house battery mounted under the sofa. Factory added extra cable thru roof for possible future sat dish and clothes rod in shower.

Current Modifications and Additions that will come along with the unit. (any Provan factory pieces removed or replaced such as ladders, shades, panels and such will come with the unit too if desired).

Correctrack spacers for rear wheels.
Daytime running lamp "camp-ground courtesy" shields.
Reflectix privacy/light control insulated inserts for all truck and coach windows.
Cloth covered, Reflectix insulated dash pad.
Combination utility table, lap desk and center arm rest for bucket seats.
Removable "dead-pedal" for driver's left foot.
Extended coach floor (13 sq ft new floor space and appx 9 cu ft of additional under-floor storage).
Incorporated special storage for two folding chairs (chairs included too).
Added pantry and additional storage to passenger side rear cab area.
Added 120v AC power outlets in pantry extension and under sofa.
Panasonic Toaster Oven (shock-mounted perm install on pantry extension).
CB radio with rear mounted 9 foot steel whip.
RCA amplified tv antenna (mounted in cab-over storage).
Oak center support for cab-over storage.
Replaced all coach 12v lighting lenses with clear "optic" style lenses.
Added 12v oscillating fan in right-rear coach corner.
Modified factory "tv" location for extra closed storage.
Added padded storage brackets for lcd tv.
Sharp Aquos 13" LCD tv (12v or 120v power).
Added "atomic" clock/indoor-outdoor thermometer to new tv cabinet door.
Added door-mounted thermometer to monitor refrigerator temp.
Replaced factory bunk ladder with wide-step stepstool.
Added "grab-assist" handles on both sides of entry door and in cab-over bunk.
Added 12vdc outlet in sofa trim panel.
Added USB cable from rear of coach to truck front seat area for undersofa printer.
Replaced factory sofa end-cap with oak plywood version.
Replaced factory under-sofa access panel with light-weight sliding doors.
Relocated truck jack and tools to new under-floor storage area.
Added movable/re-configurable shelves and separators to two of the curb-side overhead storage compartments
Added wire clothing shelves to rear overhead storage compartments.
Reworked under-closet space to replace useless drawers with dirty clothes bin/laundry chute and trash-bag arrangement.
Both factory table tops will come with the unit.

Coach interior views...

Sharp Aquos 13in flat panel stowed for travel and set up for watching...

I extended the coach floor to create new externally accessible cross-truck storage and then added a combination pantry and storage unit. It also provides a home for a securely mounted toaster oven that will come with the unit if desired. There are NO squeaks and rattles associated with these mods.

The "mail-box" provides dedicated outside storage for all of the drinking water stuff while sewer stuff lives in a hidey-hole between the rear bumper and the coach body. The home-made red oak end cap for the jack-knife sofa-bed replaces the factory upholstered piece with something sturdy, pretty, and useful.

Two tiny little drawers under the wardrobe disappeared in favor of the home-brewed modification you see here. A shopping bag held in place by spring-lipped cuphooks holds the inevitable trash while the dirty clothes go into and out of the compartment via the "laundry chute". If you must winterize your unit, you'll love this for another reason. The two low-point drain valves for the water lines are now much more accessible.

The home-made Reflectix insulated inserts for the cab windows work great when you need total light control but this vinyl venetian blind from Walmart is quick and convenient when instant access to the extended cab storage isn't needed.

Home-brewed lightweight plastic sliding doors replace the factory upholstered snap-in panel under the jack-knife sofa. I added 110v and 12v outlets as well to keep laptop cords from being stretched across the floor. The red nylon strap handle I attached to the sofa frame matches one on the top edge to make opening and closing the jack-knife a lot easier.