As you can see, this camper has a bench seat across the front that converts into bunk beds, and a 4 person dinette in the rear which converts to a double bed. The cushions are in excellent condition, and are covered in a leather or naugahyde material. The interior of the camper is lined with an indestructible foam rubber covering called Ensolite. It was originally invented by NASA and gives you great insulation, and can be wiped clean with a damp cloth. In addition it has a connection for city water and for an onboard fresh water tank (not included). It has an electrical plug for connection to 115 volt AC shore power, but a battery is not included for 12 volt operation. The original propane appliances including the stove top and refrigerator have been removed. The tires are in good shape and there is a spare. The exterior fiberglass shell is in very good condition. There is even an awning that can be easily pulled out and set up by one person.

Trillium still builds these campers, and they look very much like this one, except they start at about $16000. The company does have any parts you may need, and they're great people to work with.

This camper came from a state that did not require a title and when it was  brought it into North Carolina it was registered with a "Homemade trailer" title. This is a valid title but does not indicate the year and manufacturer of the camper.