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This is one of the roomiest little Travel Trailers you can find! I spent the last year skiing and climbing, and took it coast to coast with a Jeep Cherokee. I did a lot of boondocking in remote areas, so I put in a bunch of specialized upgrades (see below).

It has a queen size murphy bed and full size shower, so this feels more like a studio apartment than a trailer. Nonetheless, at only 3260 lbs (dry) my little Jeep had no trouble hauling it through the mountains.

https://library.rvusa.com/brochure/2018_Keystone_Bullet.pdf and this is the 1800RB.

--Upgrades--
*120Amp-hours of Lithium Ion batteries, relocated to internal storage to avoid extreme temperatures

*100 watt solar panel on roof, + plug in to set up additional solar panels at camp

*1500 watt inverter with automatic shore-power switch

*Top-of-the-line weBoost cell phone booster

*1.5 inch closed foam insulation installed under the floor

*Fresh water tank and lines are insulated and heated

*After-market memory foam mattress

*Electric jack

*Access ladder

--Standard Features--

13,500 BTU Roof A/C
Electric Awning
Two 20lb Propane tanks w/Cover
Spare Tire
LED Lighting
6 cu. ft. Gas/Electric Refrigerator
Large Dual Basin Sink
Full Bath w/Shower Surround
High-Rise Residential Faucet
Two Burner Glass Top Range

--Specs--

Dry Weight: 3260 lbs
Capacity: 1140 lbs
GVWR: 4400
Hitch Weight: 440
Length 21'6"

Fresh Water: 43 gallons
Grey Water: 30 gallons
Black Water: 30 gallons

The wheel bearings have just been professionally replaced. Tires are from 2019, wear is even, and they have at least 10k miles left (per mechanic). The camper has some cosmetic wear and tear, but is mechanically sound and otherwise in excellent shape. Thanks for reading! I hate to get rid of her, but I'm going back into the office and my digital nomad lifestyle will have to take a few years off.

-Ken