Beautiful trailer. Text me with questions and I can send a video. It has solar and two lion energy adventure batteries. We upgraded to a composting toilet for more off grid capacity. Once you go compost, you can’t go back (that’s a $1000 toilet plus install is a $1,500 throne). Comes with insulated blackout covers for each widow.

Sleeps 8 and that kitchen booth is HUGE! We have a family of 8 and could all sit around it to eat or play games. The front panel has unfortunate heat warping (see photo) which you will find on almost all 2007 Keystone Outback models. You can ask ChatGPT why 2007 Keystone Outback models have warping on the front and it gives this explanation:

“The front panel on many Outbacks of that era was not bonded as rigidly as the sidewalls, making it susceptible to “oil canning”—a term for sheet material that expands and develops waves or dents.

In fact, among RV owners, the warped front end became common enough that people often joked that it was unusual to see an older Outback with a perfectly smooth nose. Several owners specifically mentioned that 2004–2008 Outbacks were especially prone to this issue.”

We are selling because we don’t use it often enough. We are a very clean family and I painted it white so I could see dirt and keep things clean rather than the brown dirty trailers you see on KSL.