What I'm selling is my Bunkhouse tent trailer made in Elkhorn Village Indiana. It doesn't say on the title which model it is but appears to be an 80s equivalent to their current Queen model. It has a Washington state assigned VIN tag riveted onto the frame that the factory didn't recognize when I called them to identify the model. Anyway, the trailer is light as a feather, you could pull it with a bicycle I think. It has a queen bed, LOTS of storage, and a changing/rain room. It weighs about 300 lbs total. It assembles in about two minutes once you are accustomed to the procedure. To begin with, it takes about ten, though. Bunkhouse has videos on their web site. The trailer, tent frame, covers, everything is in very good condition EXCEPT the tent itself had some mice get to it while in storage and chew holes in some of the panels. Small enough to patch and maybe use a rainfly, or if you are handy or have a connection get a cover built. But the cover damage is THE reason for the low price. The new ones cost $3300. The few used ones that I've been able to find in decent shape run at least $2000. My price is $1000 and that includes the Reynolds hitch for your twin-shock (70-84) Airhead. Bunkhouse's web site is at http://www.bf-specialties.com/pages/queen.html if you want to see a similar rig. My trailer is located near Tacoma, WA where a friend is currently storing it for me, but I can get it to Spokane if I have a firm buyer nearby. Check my web site below for lots of pics. Thanks for looking.