2010 Coleman Highlander Avalon Tent Trailer
9 Hours
37
3
$7,300.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
Zelle2010 Coleman Highlander Avalon High Wall Tent Trailer with Bathroom -$7,300
-Length closed: 21’3” -Length open: 28’10” -Dry weight: 3,805 lb -GVWR: 4,600 lb -Hitch weight: 366 lb -2 king beds, one full bed, and one jackknife couch -Fresh water tank: 20 gallons -Grey water tank: 20 gallons -Black water tank: 9 gallons -Roof mounted A/C: 13,000 BTU -Furnace: 20,000 BTU with thermostat -Hot water heater: 6 gallon electric -Microwave -Refrigerator (3 way gas/electric) -AM/FM/CD player with indoor and outdoor speakers -Electric/12V roof automatic roof lift (roof can also be lifted manually with a crank) -Outdoor 2-burner gas stove -Outdoor shower -Thule roof rack -Dometic awning -Manual stabilizer jacks -Dual batteries, one year old and kept on a tender -Electric trailer brakes -Four matching tires with good tread -Tons of storage
Huge, quality-built pop-up for large families. Sleeps seven adults or up to ten with smaller children. Very roomy inside with lots of storage, good lighting, a u-shaped dinette on a slide, and a pop-up table/desk near the couch.
We are the second owners. We bought it in 2018 and have kept it garaged the entire time we’ve owned it (it was not garaged prior to that). It fits in a tandem garage. We put new tires on in 2018 and they have about 4,000 miles on them. They are in great shape because they’ve been kept out of the sun. We have rotated the tires and repacked the bearings every 2,000 miles or so. The batteries are a year old and have been kept on a tender.
The trailer is in really good condition inside. There are no rips, tears or stains in the tent fabric, any of the upholstery, or the linoleum. The floor and roof are solid. There have never been any leaks. There are a few very minor scuffs inside from normal wear and tear that were present when we purchased it. The original owners winterized the trailer every year. Since our garage is 40 degrees throughout the winter we have not had to, but we have always put the trailer away clean and empty of any water. There have been no leaks or problems with the plumbing.
Everything works with the following exceptions:\
- We have never used the awning. We were told by the original owners that the fabric was in good shape but it is missing a pole. It has a zippered cover so I imagine it just needs a replacement pole. \
- We have never used the outside gas stove. The original owners told us it needed a new hookup assembly to work properly.
The trailer is in good condition outside with the following exceptions:\
- The original owners backed it into a fence at some point putting a slight depression-type dent in the roof. The dent is not a puncture or crease and in no way does it compromise the integrity or operation of the roof in any way. Hitting the fence also chipped the coating on the aluminum roof piece that runs along the base of the roof which then started to flake off. This is entirely cosmetic and the aluminum underneath is in perfect condition with no dents or problems of any kind. See the pictures. \
- The roof seals have never been redone and may need attention. We have had the trailer in the rain many times and have never had a problem but we store it indoors. If it is to be stored outdoors, you may want to reseal it. \
- The locks on the outside gas stove and outside shower don’t open with the keys we have so the outdoor stove stays unlocked and there is a trick to opening the outdoor shower but they are both accessible.
If you have any questions let me know. Clean title in hand.
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2010 Coleman Highlander Avalon Tent Trailer
9 Hours
37
3
$7,300.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
Zelle2010 Coleman Highlander Avalon High Wall Tent Trailer with Bathroom -$7,300
-Length closed: 21’3” -Length open: 28’10” -Dry weight: 3,805 lb -GVWR: 4,600 lb -Hitch weight: 366 lb -2 king beds, one full bed, and one jackknife couch -Fresh water tank: 20 gallons -Grey water tank: 20 gallons -Black water tank: 9 gallons -Roof mounted A/C: 13,000 BTU -Furnace: 20,000 BTU with thermostat -Hot water heater: 6 gallon electric -Microwave -Refrigerator (3 way gas/electric) -AM/FM/CD player with indoor and outdoor speakers -Electric/12V roof automatic roof lift (roof can also be lifted manually with a crank) -Outdoor 2-burner gas stove -Outdoor shower -Thule roof rack -Dometic awning -Manual stabilizer jacks -Dual batteries, one year old and kept on a tender -Electric trailer brakes -Four matching tires with good tread -Tons of storage
Huge, quality-built pop-up for large families. Sleeps seven adults or up to ten with smaller children. Very roomy inside with lots of storage, good lighting, a u-shaped dinette on a slide, and a pop-up table/desk near the couch.
We are the second owners. We bought it in 2018 and have kept it garaged the entire time we’ve owned it (it was not garaged prior to that). It fits in a tandem garage. We put new tires on in 2018 and they have about 4,000 miles on them. They are in great shape because they’ve been kept out of the sun. We have rotated the tires and repacked the bearings every 2,000 miles or so. The batteries are a year old and have been kept on a tender.
The trailer is in really good condition inside. There are no rips, tears or stains in the tent fabric, any of the upholstery, or the linoleum. The floor and roof are solid. There have never been any leaks. There are a few very minor scuffs inside from normal wear and tear that were present when we purchased it. The original owners winterized the trailer every year. Since our garage is 40 degrees throughout the winter we have not had to, but we have always put the trailer away clean and empty of any water. There have been no leaks or problems with the plumbing.
Everything works with the following exceptions:\
- We have never used the awning. We were told by the original owners that the fabric was in good shape but it is missing a pole. It has a zippered cover so I imagine it just needs a replacement pole. \
- We have never used the outside gas stove. The original owners told us it needed a new hookup assembly to work properly.
The trailer is in good condition outside with the following exceptions:\
- The original owners backed it into a fence at some point putting a slight depression-type dent in the roof. The dent is not a puncture or crease and in no way does it compromise the integrity or operation of the roof in any way. Hitting the fence also chipped the coating on the aluminum roof piece that runs along the base of the roof which then started to flake off. This is entirely cosmetic and the aluminum underneath is in perfect condition with no dents or problems of any kind. See the pictures. \
- The roof seals have never been redone and may need attention. We have had the trailer in the rain many times and have never had a problem but we store it indoors. If it is to be stored outdoors, you may want to reseal it. \
- The locks on the outside gas stove and outside shower don’t open with the keys we have so the outdoor stove stays unlocked and there is a trick to opening the outdoor shower but they are both accessible.
If you have any questions let me know. Clean title in hand.
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