‘87 Pilgrim cab over camper

This camper is ready to go. I bought it for a road trip I took this past July and I'm ready to pass it on to the next overlander. Everything works (all electrical including 12V DC & 120V AC, gas stove, fridge works well on propane & 12V). It's structurally sound with solid framing and is completely water tight. The main bed slides out to about double the width and the table breaks down to create another bed with the bench cushions. It's taken its bumps and bruises over the years, which are largely aesthetic at this point. The main functional blemishes it has right now are that I never got the 12V outlet to work when hooked up to my deep cycle battery, and the vent above the bed is currently secured shut because the crank was broken off by the previous owner. I have a new 12V outlet that I never got around to wiring in that I'd send you along with to try to get that working. A new crank is easy to get and relatively easy to install for the vent. The other blemish is on the back right corner, where I had the jack too low, dragged it over a big bump, and had to re-attach the corner of the camper. Although it doesn't look anywhere near new, it's completely solid and water tight. I have a brand new deep cycle battery along with a battery isolator solenoid (prevents from draining the starting battery), and all of the necessary wiring. I'd be willing to sell that kit for an additional $100. 2 cu. ft. Dometic RM2190 DC/LPG fridge 920 lbs. dry 1083 lbs. with fulls tank of water, propane, jacks, and fridge. I have a folding step for it that fastens to the bottom of the camper, as well as a step stool if you want that. The previous owners also passed along a portable toilet that I never used, but it's yours if you want it. I have all of the original paperwork and owners manual for the camper and fridge. I'm happy to answer any questions you have, send more photos, and show it to you in person if you're interested. Thanks!