NuCamp T@G XL Boondocks Teardrop Camper, model year 2021. This trailer is the XL floor plan, and it includes the Boondocks package (off-road tires, solar panel, etc.). Clear title; no liens or salvage.

Important features:
* interior is 70 inches wide
* A/C (operable with electric hook-up)
* 2-burner propane stove
* 8 gal fresh water tank
* 75 amp-hour deep cycle battery
* microwave oven (operable with electric hook-up)
* 12 volt DC round plugs inside and in galley
* USB plus inside
* 110 volt AC plugs inside and in galley (operable with electric hook-up)
* Solar panel
* Dry weight 1505 lbs
* GAWR 2200 lbs

See https://nucamprv.com/tag-trailer-2021/#product-model-overview for complete description, and https://nucamprv.com/tag-trailer-2021/2021-nucamp-tag-specifications/ for specification.

After-market features added
* Awning
* BougeRV 12 volt RV cooler. See https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D9M14JG?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
* Floor vent with electric fan in the galley's cooler bay
* Propane tank level gauge. See https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076VZXDT5?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
* Thornwave PowerMon-5S 500 amp bluetooth battery monitor. See https://www.thornwave.com/products/powermon-5s-bluetooth-battery-monitor-dc-power-meter-with-integrated-500a-shunt

I routinely pulled this trailer with a Toyota 4Runner. I would expect any SUV or pickup truck with at least a 6-cylinder engine and towing capacity above 3000 lbs can handle it.

I have found that the battery (initially fully charged) can run the electric cooler without hook-ups for around 3 days, depending on how hot the weather is and how much sun the solar panel receives. Of course, with hook-ups the run time is unlimited. It was really nice not to need to buy ice every day.