This Riverside RV Retro 177 has an outside "canned ham" shape and whitewall tires, reminiscent of travel trailers of years ago. The continues this theme with black and white square floor tiles and a dinette with an old style cushion design, but the facilities are all modern. It features a walk-around queen size bed, combination shower/toilet, air conditioner, TV, 2-burner stove-top, microwave, and a refrigerator that can be powered by gas or electric. The ceiling air vent has been changed to a Maxx unit that closes when rain is detected, but it has an outer cover that is so protected I have never known this to happen. In other words, the vent can remain open during rain storms. It also can be put in auto mode to open and close at the temperature you set. There is a third-person sleeping capability using the drop-down table in the dinette. When I acquired this approximately a year ago I had the whitewall tires and the wheel bearings replaced, since it had not been moved very often in its life. It had been used as a KOA rental, apparently mostly as a stationary unit. I have hauled this trailer over a thousand of miles with my Hyundai Santa Fe SUV without having had any difficulties. There is no softness or discoloration in the floor- no sign of water damage.