2008 Time Out pop-up camper trailer

[motoswami]

Either you already know what you're looking for or you will want to read the full description at http://www.timeouttrailers.org/

This design can be set up in ten minutes, keeps you entirely off the damp ground, provides tinted curtains to allow light with privacy, and has zippered access panels which allow access to your cooler while inside the trailer and also insertion of a small AC unit.

The model for sale here is the "standard" (16 cu ft) model and not the "deluxe" (23 cu ft), but has the same basic features, including pop-up table for the dressing/eating area. The wheels (new tires) are 8"; spare included.

Extra folding legs for the table allow use of the table outside the trailer, as well as inside. Extras include an attachable awning for the main entrance, adjustable cooler rack on the tongue, air conditioner rack, and a cartop carrier bag which rides on the top of the folded-up trailer in transit, allowing for additional cargo. We chose to pull this trailer either with a Can-Am Spyder or the mini-van, but many 2-wheeled motorcyclists find this does just fine behind a conventional bike.
On-site new price is $3895; pull this one home for $1800

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[Peter Aawen]

Either you already know what you're looking for or you will want to read the full description at www.timeouttrailers.org/

This design can be set up in ten minutes, keeps you entirely off the damp ground, provides tinted curtains to allow light with privacy, and has zippered access panels which allow access to your cooler while inside the trailer and also insertion of a small AC unit.

The model for sale here is the "standard" (16 cu ft) model and not the "deluxe" (23 cu ft), but has the same basic features, including pop-up table for the dressing/eating area. The wheels (new tires) are 8"; spare included.

Extra folding legs for the table allow use of the table outside the trailer, as well as inside. Extras include an attachable awning for the main entrance, adjustable cooler rack on the tongue, air conditioner rack, and a cartop carrier bag which rides on the top of the folded-up trailer in transit, allowing for additional cargo. We chose to pull this trailer either with a Can-Am Spyder or the mini-van, but many 2-wheeled motorcyclists find this does just fine behind a conventional bike.
On-site new price is $3895; pull this one home for $1900

PM for more pictures and questions.

Here, for those who might have difficulty reading the lighter coloured text.

[motoswami]

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