Lets see your travel trailer !!!!!!

I call my trailer "Casi Nada", which translates "almost nothing"
400 lbs and 6' 6" interior lengthwise, she's just for sleeping, no head or galley.

 

Ok, recently did a 6.5" spring over lift to the Coleman, it's my base camp. Do a 7 state run with this each year. It's small, and lite. All the comforts of home.

 

Figured I would mention it on here before listing it, I'm selling my 2014 17ft Casita Spirit Deluxe. I ordered it new and picked it up at the factory in Texas. Its had very little use & always stored under my carport. It has a $700 custom mattress along with other upgrades. Propane tanks have never been filled. It's never even been cooked in. Non smoking owner & no pets, still smells new inside. My 04 v6 Tacoma tows it well. I never thought I would sell it but 2 years ago I bought a secluded cabin in the mountains so it's been sitting. $17k. Located in Baltimore county Md 21224.

 

I bought this Glufstream 19' Vintage-style TT in January 2017 and have towed it everywhere with my 2013 Tacoma. I've probably got 10k miles on the trailer now. The truck/trailer combination does great at 11k foot passes and dry-docking, "boondocking" in 110 degree deserts. Fun! you might consider it the ultimate man-cave that you can take with you.

 

My little fella. Picked it up for $850.

 

Just got it last Monday.

 

Very nice! How do you like it? How is the quality from Taxa? I’ve had my eye on the Tiger Moth

 

I like the Taxa a lot. Only problem i have is the 7 pin plug is a bit short. I hope i fixed it with Curt Echo mobile brake controller.Tents gotta go the rising platform is to difficult to rise and lower. Switching back to stock Taxa riser and getting a low profile hard shell. Like FSR

 

Sounds like a good plan, what do the tents weigh?

and what size tire does it use?

 

Tent weighs 190lbs tires are 235/75-15. Anyone interested in the tent let me know. Selling at a good price!

 

where are you located ?
I have this home build M416 frame and box that I plan to put an RTT on

 

South Bend, In

 

too long of a drive, but I will be close come Augs.
Use to go there as a kid for Notre Dame games

good luck with the sale.

 

Thanks, sold it.

 

We love our Tiger Moth. We get out with it as much as we can. I have modified it to fit our needs but the base trailer in stock form is very nice and we have taken it a couple of rough places and it did fantastic. If you want to see it in more detail there is a build in my Sig.

2016 Taxa Tiger Moth:

 

Had this first a couple years, we upgraded from a 40 year old tent trailer. The new one is a little more comfortable.

 

I’ll just put this here.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/202930460984

 

Custom built Taylor Coach, 19foot. Built Old school, lightweight, All the amenities. 2yr waiting list. Taylorcoach in Milgrove Ontario.

 

I recently purchased a 2021 Jayco 154 BH Baja travel trailer. Good to check, double check, and triple check your towing capacity for your model Tacoma. My 06 shows as 5,000lbs. Trailer "dry weight" is 2,800 lbs. Then figure in 40 gals. of water and 30 gal propane tank plus food, equipment and beer. Research a weight distribution hitch. You'll be surprised how all those factors add up. Consider if you will be doing much hill climbing. If you are taking your spouse, they require a proper place to "pee" and whatnot along with a shower in the trailer you'll potentially be looking at.
The stock 154 BH Baja comes with a 8,00btu A/C unit. I opted for the 13,500btu unit because of the placement of the air conditioner away from the main sleeping area. After my first trip over the Laguna Mountains from San Diego to the Yuma area and back I am looking at getting a new 2021 Tacoma because of the increased towing capacity....it was a tough haul! I've read on a few RV magazines that your trailer weight should be somewhere around 50% of your towing capacity. I am very happy with my Jayco 154BH, off road suspension and solar panel. Good luck!