Camper & RV Bill of Sale
Make a free camper and RV bill of sale for a travel trailer, fifth wheel, pop-up, truck camper or motorhome. Motorhomes get an odometer statement, and the PDF builds in your browser.
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Camper & RV bill of sale rules by state
One key point per state, checked October 16, 2026. Open a state for the full list and sources.
Texas Camper Bill of Sale
Title: The Travis County Tax Office lists travel trailers among the trailers that require a title in Texas.
Florida Camper Bill of Sale
When a title is required: Under FLHSMV's procedure for recreational vehicles, trailers weighing 2,000 lbs. or more must be titled. Slide-in campers and trailers under 2,000 lbs. can't be titled.
Georgia Camper Bill of Sale
When a title is required: Form T-7's instructions say a Georgia certificate of title is required for "a 1986 or newer model year motor vehicle, motorcycle, camper, travel trailer, or car/tow dolly weighing 2,001 pounds or more."
North Carolina Camper Bill of Sale
Towable campers: Towable campers are trailers, and NCDMV says a trailer should be titled and registered in a similar manner as a car.
What this camper bill of sale includes
- Seller and buyer names and addresses
- Camper type, year, make and model
- VIN or serial number, length and empty weight
- Odometer statement for motorhomes
- Title and plate numbers
- Sale date, price and payment method
- "As is" or warranty terms, lien statement and signatures
How to use it
- Fill in the seller, buyer and camper details. Copy the VIN or serial number straight from the camper or its title.
- Enter the sale date, price and payment method, and choose "as is" or a written warranty.
- Click Create my PDF. Print two copies and have everyone sign by hand.
- Each side keeps a signed copy. Then finish the title or registration steps using the official sources on this page.
Not legal advice. This site gives general information and a free document tool. It is not a law firm and is not affiliated with any government agency. Rules and forms change, so confirm requirements with your state agency or county office before you sign. A bill of sale does not transfer a title by itself.