No Ma
Wonderer
My wife and I are selling our 2017 SoCal XS 510 off-road trailer. Our travel style is changing again and we are moving to a full-size pickup built for off-road with a Four Wheel Camper Hawk pop-up camper. We have used the 510 XS over the last 5 seasons (April – October) exclusively in Colorado, Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. Trailer is in excellent condition inside and out. Only scratches are on the cover to the on-demand hot water heater (willows were just a bit close on one trail). If you look close enough, there are a few very minor pits from road debris on front of trailer, but no real damage. We have towed the trailer with our Jeep fitted with Rock Tamer mud flaps to keep dirt and rocks off of the trailer. Teardrop fits in a standard 7’ tall garage with 3-4” inches to spare. It has been stored in our garage since purchase unless we’re out traveling.
Our 510 XS is well optioned and has a few items we haven’t seen too often. One is the marine interior that extends the interior shelves a bit and puts doors on all of them. We can carry 2 weeks of clothes each and still have room for tie down straps, tools, first aid kit, and a number of other items in the interior cabinets. When the cabinet doors are open, they create a flat surface that will hold water bottles, phones, tablets, etc. Another is an 82qt ARB fridge instead of the usual 50qt. We also have the Propex propane heater which has been really nice for us and extends our travel season by quite a bit. Here’s the build list plus add-ons we have made:
Our 510 XS is well optioned and has a few items we haven’t seen too often. One is the marine interior that extends the interior shelves a bit and puts doors on all of them. We can carry 2 weeks of clothes each and still have room for tie down straps, tools, first aid kit, and a number of other items in the interior cabinets. When the cabinet doors are open, they create a flat surface that will hold water bottles, phones, tablets, etc. Another is an 82qt ARB fridge instead of the usual 50qt. We also have the Propex propane heater which has been really nice for us and extends our travel season by quite a bit. Here’s the build list plus add-ons we have made:
- Off-Road 510 XS model - queen size bed
- 10” electric brakes
- Pneumatic jack wheel
- Max Coupler 3 axis hitch
- Standard 2” ball receiver
- Expanded metal storage cage with locking lid (at times we have carried 2 20lb propane tanks, 2 5gal jerry cans, portable cassette toilet, ground mats, wheel chocks, leveling boards and still had a bit of room left over).
- Locking front storage box
- 3 off-road stabilizers, 1 up front opposite pneumatic jack wheel, 2 on rear of trailer
- Off-road tube style fenders
- 14”x14” 3 speed, bi-directional Vent/Fan
- Premium LED interior lights (both white and red for interior dome light)
- Side mounted LED porch lights
- Cabin and galley 110v outlet (allows easy, hatch closed, 110v operation of fridge when on shore power)
- Cabin - additional interior speakers
- 12V outlet outside on passenger side of cabin
- Reading lights – gooseneck style with 12V charging ports
- Standard 4” foam mattress (firm) with 3” memory foam topper
- Under mattress storage
- Mac tie downs under mattress, 4ft length on both sides of cabin, with 8 tie down rings
- Propex propane furnace
- Interior dual USB charging ports
- Cabin lower flip doors with locking center drawer
- Marine interior (creates closed storage in cabin with doors & latches)
- Cabin to galley pass-thru behind middle cabin interior door
- Curtains
- Off road galley upgrade – additional 2 level drawer under stove
- Flipper doors for galley storage (creates closed storage for 2 main galley cabinets)
- 82qt ARB refrigerator with slide out tray
- Cook Partner stainless steel dual burner stove
- Exterior 10lb propane tank, mount, and tubular cage
- 30 gal water tank with electric pump
- On demand water heater in side mounted lockable aluminum box
- Detachable aluminum sink – side mounts next to water heater
- Roof basket on stainless steel roof brackets
- 2 ARB 2000 awnings, 1 driver side, 1 passenger side, 2 side wind panels, 1 front wind panel
- Group 31 Concorde Lifeline GPL 31XT (125AH) AGM battery with aluminum hold down
- Victron Energy SmartSolar MPPT 100V 30amp solar charge controller
- Ctek 250 20amp DC to DC battery charger
- 20ft 6ga cables for DC to DC charging
- 110-120V shore power hookup
- Marinco 6A shore power battery charger
- Roof basket mounted 100W Renogy solar panel on tilting mount rails
- 120W portable folding solar panel with 30ft 10ga connecting wires
- Velcro mounts in nose box for 6ga and 10ga charge connectors
- Connectors to Victron charge controller for up to 3 total solar panels
- Trimetric state of charge battery monitor
- Fuel Trophy D552 wheels (Jeep 5x5 pattern)
- 37” Nitto Ridge Grappler tires (5k miles on tires)
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