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Price reduced $9,500.

Price reduced $10,500.

It was custom made and it weighs around 2100 pounds. It has electric brakes, 7 pin connector. In my signature block there is a link to the build if you are interested in seeing how it was built.

PRICE REDUCED $11,500

Some pictures with the attached room.

No heater, we use a small heater from amazon and plug it in or a Mr Buddy heater if we are using the room. As for the battery one is an optima battery and the other is a deep cycle marine battery. I've attached a picture of the heater and batteries.

About 14 mpg on the highway.

Honda 2K generator included.

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Trailer for sale $12,500, PRICE REDUCED $9,500 located in KY SOLD Queen size memory foam mattress Doors on both sides of the trailer Rear kitchen with ARB frig / freezer, two burner stove Two propane tanks Two deep cycle batteries Solar panels on roof Several USB charging ports both inside and...

Well I finally pulled the trigger two weeks ago and traded in my 2013 Rubicon for a 2020 Pumpkin JT. I never thought I would get rid of my JK but I'm not regretting it. I haven't had an opportunity to take it out yet and get it dirty but it's coming soon.

Installed the awning, it is on a pivot arm so it moves up and forward to open it and back and down when traveling. This is it in the traveling position. Here it is ready to open. Another view, it covers the kitchen when open. Here we are on the latest camping trip, on the test run of...

So here are the finished shots of the outside of the trailer, the final weight came out to 2700 pounds. The kitchen slide out. 100 watt solar panel on the front. The top is raised up to stand inside. The slide is set up for either a cooler or it can take a refrigerator. Some shots...

Some of the final shots of the build. Skinning the outside, the roof is up and getting ready to be skinned. The roof is skinned now. Another look at the inside at the top, the lights, fan, chargers and speakers are wire in. A shot of the inside front. A look at the outside top from the...

Finishing up with the insulation and building a basket on the front. Now that the insulation is in it's time to skin the outside. The last trailer's skin was steel this one will be aluminum sourced from a company in Atlanta.