Ready to go any where TODAY - every thing works.   Just hook up and go.   But go in STYLE . . .This classic Seventies trailer just feels homey, warm and inviting. Maybe it's the cozy REAL WOOD paneling and earth tones. She's not perfect & has minor cosmetic flaws - but she feels like your own woodsy cabin home.She's been to all the classic 1970's camping spots - the Redwoods, mountain lakes, the Grand Canyon, California beaches, rushing rivers, the Rockies, the Pacific Ocean Oregon Coast. She already knows the way & will take you there, too.Vacation back in a better time – in a one of a kind camper.In a world of identical glitzy R.V.s, camp in a unique home style cabin instead.RARE "BUNK HOUSE" MODEL— you just can't find them from this era or before• Sleeps 7+ (5 adults / big teens + 2 small kids) . . .— (2) Twin Size bunk beds sleep large adults over 6' tall or use for storage— dinette table folds down to a Twin Size bed that sleeps 1 adult / teen or 2 kids— over head Full Size slide out bunk sleeps 2 small children— Full Size bed slides back in to a day sofa & fold out table with 2 leaves— has actually slept 9 people (5 adults / big teens + 4 children)• Table eating space for 7+Ruggedly Built• Storm windows (removable) . . .— makes trailer windows double paned - insulated for Spring & Fall cold weather camping• We've taken her up to Montana & had snow on her roof – she did great . . .— previous owner used her as an Autumn "cabin" in the Selkirk Mountains – she did great— we've taken her to the coast in wet, windy storm weather & went fishing – she did great• Roof — sealed this year• Forward corners / edges — rebuilt & sealed this year• Rugged, solid, heavy duty all steel deck . . .— we drove her down the old Pony Express Trail (not road, TRAIL) – she did great— we drove her up to the volcano Mt. St. Helens – she did great• Lots of storage space• Tires — NEW, deep tread, heavy duty load range• Bearings — professionally inspected & repacked 1K miles ago, seals replaced• Slot for awning is still presentFully Self Contained (FSC)• Propane tanks — (2) 7 gal. = 14 gal. total - lasted weeks on the road with 2 adults & 9 kids• Furnace — HOT propane fueled, ducted 120 VAC forced air— thermostat controlled— serviced in August• Galley . . .- refrigerator / freezer (HUGE, COLD – separate compartments) . . .— uses propane or 120 VAC electricity— basic, all mechanical - no expensive electronic control panel to break— professionally rebuilt in 2006- stainless steel double sink- largest stainless steel Magic Chef propane fueled 4 burner stove / oven— once cooked a small ThanksGiving bird in it!• Head – sink, bath tub / shower, toilet (new in 2006)— has some warping in corner wall from leak decades ago• Water heater – newer 4 gallon, propane fueled, electronic ignition• Water pump – newer 12 VDC• Electrical service . . .— 120 VAC 30 Amp – via 25 ft. exterior power cord— 12 VDC – newer deep cycle R.V. battery--- converter / battery charger – 40 amp 12 VDC• Fresh water tank – newer 40 gallon, plastic• Holding tanks . . .— black water – 20 gallons— grey water – 20 gallons• Control panel (inside) – indicates water, sewer & battery levels• Manuals, schematics & receipts for most appliances & trailer itself• Exterior dimensions – length over all L. O. A. (hitch to bumper) = 23', width = 7' 8", height = 8'• Interior dimensions – length = 20' 6", width = 7' 3", height = 6' 3"• Includes weight distribution "equalizer" towing hitch & ball • • • • > Final photo shows the super cool 1979 Chevy conversion van we originally towed her with.— It's also for sale, but is not currently runningCAN

　　DELIVER WITH IN 150 MILESGo retro RV glamping with this antique recreational vehicle, or restore her in your own 1970s restoration project. Live the tiny home R. V. van life