SOLD: 1979 Trillium 4500

[Treina A]

A light weight towing dream, this 1979 Trillium "Tilly" was salvaged and lovingly restored by her previous owner. Two dinettes, one that folds into a double bed, the other into a twin bed, LED lights, fridge, stove, sink, closet, medicine cabinet and plenty of cupboards/storage. Tilly comes ready to go on her next adventure! Included in the sale are dishes, silverware, retro cookware, cleaning supplies, fire extinguisher and travel games.



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[JPugetSound]

Hello! My PNW based family of 4 (kids 9&12) are interested in a small camper, but are limited to about 1,500lbs tow capacity.
My questions then are first about the dry weight of your Trillium, where you are located, and how much you’re asking for your camper.
Thanks so much for your time in advance and have a wonderful week!
Jonathan

[Treina A]

Hi! The dry weight is aprx 1400lbs. I'm located in Seattle (West Seattle) and I'm asking $12500 obo.

[thrifty bill]

Likely tow weight is going to be 1,600 to 1,800 pounds. My 1300 with very little weighed in at almost 1,600 pounds (no battery, no propane, no furnace). The 4500 is two feet longer.

Now that I have electrical and propane installed, I need to re-weigh. It will be up for sure.

[JPugetSound]

Thanks everyone for your responses this far. Unless we upgrade a vehicle to gain towing capacity beyond what our Forester offers, I think we’ll have to stick with a tent.