I've done 7 camping trips this summer with it. (5 in 🌞, 2 in 🌧️ ) this is a much better option than camping in a tent. I have less than 2,000 miles on the trailer. Custom / Setup / Specs: - Bought & made in March 2019 - Weight 1,450lbs total - 60/40 split Blue & Black shell - 12L x 6W x 6'.6H inside space (+2ft with nose =14ftL) - 8'4" Exterior Height (100" inches) - 16’4” from back to the tongue in total length - Two 20" tinted RV windows on left side - One 32" large Tinted RV window on right side - Roof vent & side airflow vents - 2 Sets of keys, and 2 Sets for ramp door locks - Chrome steel protection on V-Nose - Fully weather sealed roofing - RV door with window & screen door - Backdoor Ramp (+ rhino lined) - Dome interior light - All around LED lights setup - RV power outlet hook-up - Memory foam mattress - Foldable bed frames - 42" 4K WiFi TV (mounts on wall) - Shiplap ceilings (white) - Cedar boarded walls (stained) - Countertop space & storage (in V-Nose) - Thick vinyl flooring - And Fully insulated with 1" foam (for noise & climate) It turns out we want a kitchen/bathroom & I don't want to take the time to convert it. I might as well buy a camper instead, and that's my reason of sell. There's no leaks or damage, axles are greased, ready until next June (yearly maintenance). Tires are 99.9% like new. Perfectly working no problems trailer! As you can see in some of the first pictures, I have removed the old plywood and insulated the entire inside & put in hardwood boards. Installed a much bigger window to bring in light (makes it feel more open). Built a quick countertop in the V-Nose and for storage. The ramp is spring loaded, easy to load your motorcycles, quads, storage, etc... Not to mention the use case for moving or work situations. I have the title in hand, super light and easy to tow. I custom ordered this trailer & put in all the work, extras and it's all done right!