squeak12
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Middlebury built with "Custom Built" title from the last owner
12,000 lb GVWR
235/80R16 14 ply G Rated tires & 16" Raceline wheels
Coleman Mach A/C and Heat Pump
3500W Generator with cord and adapters
110V 65A Converter to 12V with (2) 12V batteries
110V outlets inside and out
Bulldog electric jack
Carefree awning (electric operated)
LED lights on passenger side and rear
Fluorescent lights inside
Stereo with speakers inside and outside
30" Counters with toolbox and cabinets
Mac's E-Track on interior walls
Spare tire in floor box
Flag mount on tongue w/ telescopic pole
Dimensions
Rear Door Opening - 90.5" wide 73.5" tall
Rear Door to Furthest Cabinet Face - 23'
Rear door to Closest Cabinet Face - 21'
Width between Walls - 96"
Width between Fenders - 82"
Width at front 2 ft section - 68"
Wall Height - 78"
It has wear and rear and minor defects such as a damaged interior ceiling panel and a non-square door opening. I have owned this trailer for almost 2 years. It has been from Alabama to California for KoH the past 3 years with no issues. If I were to keep it, I would pull the bearings to repack, fix the door opening, and add a small lift kit to get the tires out of the fenders when loaded heavy.
12,000 lb GVWR
235/80R16 14 ply G Rated tires & 16" Raceline wheels
Coleman Mach A/C and Heat Pump
3500W Generator with cord and adapters
110V 65A Converter to 12V with (2) 12V batteries
110V outlets inside and out
Bulldog electric jack
Carefree awning (electric operated)
LED lights on passenger side and rear
Fluorescent lights inside
Stereo with speakers inside and outside
30" Counters with toolbox and cabinets
Mac's E-Track on interior walls
Spare tire in floor box
Flag mount on tongue w/ telescopic pole
Dimensions
Rear Door Opening - 90.5" wide 73.5" tall
Rear Door to Furthest Cabinet Face - 23'
Rear door to Closest Cabinet Face - 21'
Width between Walls - 96"
Width between Fenders - 82"
Width at front 2 ft section - 68"
Wall Height - 78"
It has wear and rear and minor defects such as a damaged interior ceiling panel and a non-square door opening. I have owned this trailer for almost 2 years. It has been from Alabama to California for KoH the past 3 years with no issues. If I were to keep it, I would pull the bearings to repack, fix the door opening, and add a small lift kit to get the tires out of the fenders when loaded heavy.
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