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OK, let me explain. Never mind, too long, let me sum up: This is not your Memaw's 5th wheel. This is not the typical trailer you take to your bougie little grass lawn having, showers, and RV hookups, convenience campsite. F that noise. This is a trailer for the treks that make life worthwhile. One of a handful like this in the nation, this trailer is 100% American-made, 100% rugged AF, and is ready to get away from those campsites that your petty in-laws keep hyping as "away from it all!" If you're not interested in something unique, or if you're just here to tell me that this trailer sucks and I'm an idiot for trying to charge this much, please kindly pound sand. Stop reading here and go pretend your mid-strength beer is the dream you've had since childhood, and you're totally satisfied with your life and the choices you've made thus far. From the manufacturer: "The EOS-12 is named after the Greek goddess of the dawn and mother of Boreas, and the length of the cabin is 12 ft long. The EOS-12 keeps the foundation that has made the XT the standard for off-road camper trailers, including a powder-coated steel chassis, all-terrain tires, and independent Cruisemaster suspension, giving it 20” of clearance. It is also built with the industry-leading, zero-wood construction used on all Boreas Campers models, eliminating the possibility of decay and rot that comes with wood elements." Queen-sized bed inside with an adjustable table for a second full-sized bed. Full toilet and shower space, dual batteries for long life, solar panels on top, and a pop-up roof extension. Tall enough so a 6'2" person could stand with no issue, and a taller person could slouch a bit. Independent axle system for extreme off-roading, this will go anywhere you can. 3800 lbs. dry. This is the top-of-the-line off-roading trailer. Handbuilt and custom-made, Boreas isn't messing around. Some of the photos are stock, but I'll replace them soon. And no, I won't trade for your 1990s wagon, a case of Jim Beam, or let you borrow it for the weekend.