2018 Heartland Terry Classic V21 Great little camper. Offers encouraged! Don't want to renew insurance and tags in July. Quality construction, super cool retro style, and wrap around front window. Everything works as it should and has several upgrades. • Tries are good, plenty of life left. We never gone more that an hour or 2 away so there’s minimal miles on them. • Battery is less than a year old. • Propane tanks will be full, standard size you exchange. • 110 Watt solar panel and 11amp change controller added this year solely for keeping the battery charged. Overkill for the single battery, planned on adding a few more. Easy project for the new owner(s). • Replaced all 4 stabilizing scissor jacks with much better 7500lb versions, each jack is rated at 7500lbs. Old ones were 1500 or maybe 2500. Now you have much more capability if you need to change a tire or level out. • Replaced the bathroom vent fan with a Maxxair vent, moves way more air. • 2” receiver on the back, welded to bumper and frame, plenty study enough for bike rack, or cargo rack with generator/cooler/gear. NOT FOR TOWING. Hitch mount accessories only. • TV in seating area replaced. There is a spot for another TV at the foot of the bed. Just never a priority for me. • Replaced mattress with a MUCH better cooling memory foam mattress. Always had mattress protector on it (included). Literally been used 4-6 weekends since new. • Professionally winterized every year • Comes with a $400 cover. • AC professionally serviced every year. • Clean title in hand. Roof shows some signs of pulling back at the front edge that has been repaired/patched, but I've seen no sign of water intrusion. Has electric trailer brakes. Weight distribution hitch included. Been a great camper but we just don’t use it like we intended or had in years past. Used once this year, twice last year, and maybe 6-8 the first year we had it. Never been to a campground without multiple people complimenting and asking questions. Not the cheapest you’ll find, but definitely one of the coolest. You get what you pay for. Research the price before throwing some silly low-ball offer. I’ll try to include what I’ve found in the photos. If you’re a first-time camper owner I’ll happily go over everything I know about it and throw in plenty of camper essentials to get you camping right away. Thanks