It is hard to see, but there is a handle missing on the closet door...they can be found online (I've looked)...it was replaced with a "sliding safety latch?"

The poor thing is VERY dirty from sitting under big "spitty" trees

The back has a steel panel where the furnace vent was...

It is hard to see, but there are a some spots with spider looking lines in the paint...noticeable close up

the dinette cushions have no fabric...I did NOT like the fabric that was on them, so I removed it. I recovered the sofa cushions, but did not do these since I leave it as a bed all the time.

This is where the furnace was...it has been removed...allowing for more storage...

There is really A LOT of storage in this thing! (I don't like the smell of this closet...it smells like a "chemical" of some kind to me...although it doesn't seem to bother anyone else?!)

The original ceiling vent...The previous owner bought one from Trillium that he did not install...I didn't change it out either, but it would obviously go with the camper if sold.

open...

view "all" the way through

I really love this thing and I am not even sure I want to sell... Boo!! I love the camper WAY more than I love camping...

Here are a few additional pictures of the Trillium (1975). Please keep in mind that the exterior and interior have been painted. The previous owner removed the furnace. The trailer has the original stove, sink and fridge (The electric and plumbing was redone by the previous owner as well.).

(the cover is missing on the electric cord "compartment?")

(I removed the television that was in the corner as I planned to go camping with my family...I've placed our portable dvd there instead. I have the mounting materials if you wanted to put a big tv back, I planned to use a flat screen dvd/tv combo with an under cabinet mount instead)

It has a smoke/CM detector and there are 5 interior lights