SOLD: 1977 Trillium unknown

[SuCo]

My old trillium a.k.a The Guamole is in need of a new lover of old things that become new. She has been the greatest little camper for me for the past 10 years. I m sad to let her go. She had some damage to the fiberglass in the past and was repaired by a family member and repainted. It was originally avacado green ; hence the name The Guac , but was painted white about 5 years ago. Since then has started to show some wear. I.e . A little cracking. She was never fully restored inside but a little paint seemed to go a long way. She really needs a makeover now. She has been up and down the east coast a few times. The frame is perfect and has had the bearings greased before each long trip. Some of my favorite stays were alongside a beach on the Florida coastlines east and and west. Peaceful and refreshing. I m sad to see her go but am getting along in years myself and can t afford to give her the tlc she deserves.

She has new this year cushions on the front bench and a memory foam mattress is in what would be the table/bench area. She s been newly painted on the inside and has a small fridge. The gas stove parts are there but I never used it. The window over the sink is cracked.

The awning is included. The tires are good . The camper is towable and usable as is.

Asking 2000



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[Steve Hammel]

You are way underpriced. You could double it to $4000 and still be very cheap. I bet if you raised it to $6000 you'd still get quite a bit of interest.

[Mikmay]

I suspect they’ll be a line up down I 75 to be the first to get that trailer at that price

[mixedmetaphor]

Hi, is this Trillium still for sale? I am about an hour and a half away and would love to come take a look.