TX | SOLD: 2015 “Lil” Snoozy

[Nathan in Texas]

2015 “Lil” Snoozy for sale in San Antonio in excellent condition, $22,900.
-Windows in this unit make it feel 2x bigger and make for easy access when passing food from the inside to the outside.
-Custom cabinet under bed and fiddles on shelving to keep items from shifting during travel. Full extension steel slides on drawers to keep from opening during travel.
-TV with swivel mount


Factory Options Added:
Gen cover
Thetford C-200CS Cassette Toilet mounted, wired and plumbed to water system Microwave mounted and wired with separate breaker
Fantastic Fan 8000 12 Volt System installed in back wall of bathroom
Additional (large) Picture escape window with blind
Additional (small) Bedroom & Bathroom window with blind
Sunbrella Awning in rear and passenger side
Aluminum Mag Wheels
Spare Tire (galvanized wheel)
Side Mount - Steel Spare Tire Rack
Rear Steel Bumper with integrated fold out Step
Memory Foam Mattress Upgrade
Outdoor Shower

[Mike Magee]

Looks nice! Do those big windows have screens?

[David B.]

Mike, those are the standard Kinro Slider Escape style windows. The screening is on the slider half, but when one opens the entire window in an escape fashion, there is no screen over the large opening. It’s good for a pass through or escaping, but not good for keeping out bugs. . We had ordered ours with HEHR jalousie style windows, but 6” shorter in height so I could make large 12”x12”x36” overhead cupboards, and it still feals very spacious inside.
Dave & Paula

[Nathan in Texas]

Thank you, Mike! As Dave mentioned, they're screened on the slider, but not when you pop them up. Although it would be trivial to install a velcro or magnetic screen..

Thanks,
Nathan

[FishingBob]

Originally Posted by Nathan in Texas

Thank you, Mike! As Dave mentioned, they're screened on the slider, but not when you pop them up. Although it would be trivial to install a velcro or magnetic screen..

Thanks,
Nathan

The frame takes a magnet? That would be worth doing instead of taping down Velcro, I think.

[Nathan in Texas]

Originally Posted by FishingBob

The frame takes a magnet? That would be worth doing instead of taping down Velcro, I think.

Not as is, sadly. The frames are aluminum, but I was thinking a few smart magnets and/or steel strips glued inconspicuously would produce a nice solution. Just never had the time, and when we camp, we're generally already coated in DEET.

[Nathan in Texas]

Thank you all for your inquiries and kind comments!

I wanted to let everyone know that the trailer is pending sale! I will update the thread again when the sale is final or if it falls through. Best of luck to those still searching!

[Nathan in Texas]

Thanks everyone! The trailer sold and the new owner couldn't be happier!

Good luck to those still looking and have a nice week!