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Here"s a rig guaranteed to turn heads.  A diminuative 4"x6" teardrop, the construction is simple but solid. Two large doors make it easier to get in and out, a step stool helps.  I"m an artist, not a carpenter, so everything you see inside can be removed if you choose to install your own cabinetry. Same is true for the kitchen. Built by a woman in the Dalles, OR, from solid wood with insulation, it's less than 500 pounds and can be towed by just about any vehicle.  Wired for lights and blinkers, she's ready to pull.

Interior:

4" x 6" x 45"" floor to ceiling

Exhaust fan

Back Shelf -fully removable- for backpack, pooch, cover can be replaced

2 folding shelves

2 rods for hanging clothes, with loops for long items

Platform for raised bed; can be removed to make entire floor a bed.

Spare cushions

Insulated curtains

2 Spot lights

Vintage style hardware, including chain door locks

Exterior:

48"" x 95"" plus 3-foot tongue

QuickPin No-Latch Trailer Coupler for 2-Inch Ball

Spare Tire Carrier

Steel Trailer Tongue Box

Two new tires plus spare

 Paint is high quality acrylic gouache with clear varnish for protection. Fresh coat applied.  Totally washable, all it needs is a coat of clear acrylic varnish every couple years.

Kitchen:

Sink set in pull-out removable shelf

2 Pull-Out Sliding Drawers

2 Painted wood posts to support roof

Power: Wired for lights in the kitchen and bed areas, with connectors for a battery in the back -unused, no battery incl-. For my purposes, I added an AC power inlet to attach an extension cord and planned on using white Christmas lights. Currently using to power dehumidifier -included-.

BOONDOCKERS: 300W Portable Power Station. A 50W 18V solar panel for this model can be purchased for around $110

Extras:

NEW swing-away trailer jack 

10" x 10" waterproof Sun Shade

2 prs Telescoping Tarp Poles

Pop-Up Changing Room

New Propane/Butane Portable Stove

Camping fan and light, USB chargeable

Wheel Lock

I bought this to tow across the country with my car to retrieve family items in storage; and planned to leisurely drive with my companion dog of 10 years.

And then Covid hit. I stayed put and began painting: year one the inside and kitchen; year two the outside. Last spring I prepared to leave; but events led to a new position, new town, and then my little gal suddenly passed away. I haven"t had the heart to use the trailer and don't really have the time now. I've towed it once, from Southern OR to my present location, and it was VERY easy to pull in for gasoline, find a place to park and maneuver in general.

The teardrop can easily be upgraded with cabinets and personalized details; the 'shell' is already finished.

Location:  Central Oregon Coast

Asking $9950.
I will respond ASAP to inquiries.