2006 2720SL for $8000 in Huntsville, AL

[wsgman]

Price: $8000

Location: Huntsville, Alabama

This well-maintained 2006 TrailManor 2720SL is ideal for families, couples, or solo travelers. My father-in-law bought this from the original owner in 2008. We bought it from him 3 years ago, but now our family has outgrown it.

This camper includes a kitchen with propane stove, microwave/oven combo, and 3-way refrigerator. Whether you are in a campground with full hookups, boondocking, or anything in between, you’ll have everything you need with this 2720SL’s water storage tank with pump, propane water heater, air conditioner/heat pump, propane heater, two propane tanks, shower, toilet with active ventilation, large awning, a brand new battery, and many extras and upgrades.

Features:
2” Lift with 235/75R15 Load E 15” Tires and Spare
Length: Towing 20 ft, Open 27 ft
Detachable Bicycle Rack and Hitch adapter
Sleeps 4 with Queen Bed, Sofa Couch that folds out into a bed
Air Conditioning/Heat Pump
Furnace
Microwave/Oven
Refrigerator 3-way (Propane/Electric/12V)
Water Heater
Shower
Outdoor shower
Vented Toilet [with Active Ventilation System]
Fresh Water Tank (fillable without opening the camper)
Bluetooth Stereo Radio/CD/USB
Awning
Leveling Jacks
Power Tongue Jack
RV Cover
3 yr old Propane Tank
Lots of Storage
Factory Owners Manuals

[OhioMike]

Looks like the trailer has held up well. How are the seals that keep the water out between the sections? I see you have the slide-out section in the front. Where do the propane tanks go when the slide is out? Roll Tide!

[wsgman]

Originally Posted by OhioMike

Looks like the trailer has held up well.

It has! It was garage kept before my father-in-law bought it, and he and we kept it covered.

Originally Posted by OhioMike

How are the seals that keep the water out between the sections?

They're in good shape, and we haven't had any issues with them. The only leak we've had was a drip from around one of the roof vents a year or two ago. I repaired that with Dicor 501LSW-1 Epdm Self-Leveling Lap Sealant, and we haven't had any issues since.

Originally Posted by OhioMike

I see you have the slide-out section in the front. Where do the propane tanks go when the slide is out?

They fit underneath it; see the attached photo.

Originally Posted by OhioMike

Roll Tide!

War Eagle!

[OhioMike]

Thanks for the info. Where do you eat? Is there a removable table for the couch?

[wsgman]

Originally Posted by OhioMike

Thanks for the info. Where do you eat? Is there a removable table for the couch?

There are two tables that fold out in front of the couch.