My family has had an Aliner for many years, we traveled from Colorado to the east coast and colorado to the west coast (several weeks per trip) as well as many little trips in Colorado.
We have the white aliner expedition with the off-road package and it has suited us well; at this point we've added a large solar panel, three or four times the stock battery amp hours, 1000 w pure sine wave 120VAC, and double the original propane capacity, which makes it good off-grid. It's especially good in the winter and fall, because it's so much warmer than a fabric pop up.
The solar and 120VAC electrical system has turned into something of a hobby for my dad and I, at this point the only thing remaining of the original elixir power management system is the fan, fuses, and breakers, and the rest of the unit has been completely cut off and we have a custom system for managing the batteries and inverters and stuff.
One of the best parts of the a-frame design (which probably isn't brand-specific) is we can unhitch (the complicated weight distribution hitch), level, set up, and warm up the trailer in about 5 mins even when it's 20° out and completely dark. They also go up well in the rain and snow because the roof and sides protect the interior.
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