'67 Arisocrat Land Commander W/ Solar Kit
3 Days
62
0
$8,500.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoVintage 1967 Aristocrat Land Commander — remodeled and great for off-grid trips, festivals, or weekend escapes!
The interior has been painted and layered with wood-style flooring and walls. Power is handled through a Bluetti power station paired with a solar-ready setup, giving you multiple ways to stay charged. You can run it off these 100W solar panels, charge ahead of a trip or recharge using shore power as needed. A dedicated fridge switch allows you to conserve power or use it as an icebox for shorter trips.
Additional features include a Turbokool swamp cooler with water pump for hot climates, updated propane lines and fittings, and added battery-powered lighting above the stove.
The solar panels are currently portable, though a bit heavy (not mounted), allowing flexibility for festival setups, shade structures, or future upgrades to a permanent roof system.
For transparency: the trailer is in good, functional condition but still needs a little TLC. I’m currently reattaching the rear trunk door and patching a section of the ceiling from solar install— there are no leaks. There’s plenty of room for the next owner to make it their own!
This is a great option for someone looking for a vintage trailer with character that’s already been thoughtfully set up!
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'67 Arisocrat Land Commander W/ Solar Kit
3 Days
62
0
$8,500.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoVintage 1967 Aristocrat Land Commander — remodeled and great for off-grid trips, festivals, or weekend escapes!
The interior has been painted and layered with wood-style flooring and walls. Power is handled through a Bluetti power station paired with a solar-ready setup, giving you multiple ways to stay charged. You can run it off these 100W solar panels, charge ahead of a trip or recharge using shore power as needed. A dedicated fridge switch allows you to conserve power or use it as an icebox for shorter trips.
Additional features include a Turbokool swamp cooler with water pump for hot climates, updated propane lines and fittings, and added battery-powered lighting above the stove.
The solar panels are currently portable, though a bit heavy (not mounted), allowing flexibility for festival setups, shade structures, or future upgrades to a permanent roof system.
For transparency: the trailer is in good, functional condition but still needs a little TLC. I’m currently reattaching the rear trunk door and patching a section of the ceiling from solar install— there are no leaks. There’s plenty of room for the next owner to make it their own!
This is a great option for someone looking for a vintage trailer with character that’s already been thoughtfully set up!
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