MA | SOLD 1980 Trillium Jubilee for sale in Mass

[Anne MP]

After lots of research and with great disappointment we have decided to sell this beautiful 1980 Trillium Jubilee which was purchased just last month. Unfortunately, the PO posted a mistaken trailer weight and after getting it home and weighing it, the actual weight came in about 2200lbs loaded. Of course, we would now highly recommend reading the "Towing, Hitch...." thread on this very site, prior to buying any trailer! We have decided to not risk the the electronics on the AWD of our 2014 Subaru Outback. Luckily, we still have a 1300 Trillium which is well loved and well in tow range.

The 1980 Trillium Jubilee weighs 2000lbs and is 15 ft long.
Features include: 2 Propane tanks with auto switching function
Propane heater
2 burner propane stove
3 way refrigerator
2 attached rear jacks
new tires and full spare
rear dinette sleeps 2
front dinette sleeps one
lots and lots of storage and shelving
all jalousie windows in fine working condition
exterior electric plug
entry light
Power converter
newer cushions and coverings
wood laminate flooring
wood laminate cabinetry
fantastic-fan and max-air cover

Asking price is $7200.

Very few of these trailers come up for sale and it is a great opportunity to have an easy to tow trailer in excellent condition!

[Anne MP]

If you are interested in seeing photos of the 1980 Trillium Jubilee, please contact us and we will happily send them to you. Unfortunately, cannot seem to upload.
Thanks, Anne MP

[Rarebird]

Good morning! Could you send me some interior photos please? I have a Trillium 4500, but would really like something with a front dinette. Thanks! marjie


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[Anne MP]

Hello there Rarebird,

I am happy to send you some photos. Please send me your email address by private message and I will get them right out to you.
Anne

[Anne MP]

Sold this trailer today. Good Luck to the new owners!
And thanks for all the feedback, suggestions and info from other members. It made all the difference in making a good decision, which for us, was to sell.

All the best and Happy Camping!