This particular Trek has a lot of history. The man who owned mine used to run a quarterly magazine called Trek Talk. You will see the logo for it on the side of the Trek.
The Trek's were made in OR. Almost all of them have a hand painted mural. Mine has two artist signatures. The owner took it back up to OR and his two cockatiels painted on it.
The Trek has a lot of upgrades to it:

• Double paned windows
• Upgraded Flexsteel driver and passenger seats, Flexsteel couch and Flexsteel recliner
• Full length awning on both driver and passenger side
• Full set of sun shades
• Upgraded springs, bell crank, quad shocks and over sized anti-sway bars
• 800 W of solar on the roof
• (3) 100ah lithium
• 8cf fridge that is a year old
• New re-built engine with 7,000 miles on it
• Brand new set of tires were put on it in September with about 1,500 miles on them
• Kitchen countertop was redone to accomodate a larger sink 
• 4 burner propane oven was installed (it's nice, too, because it actually heats to the temperature it is set to)
• Comes with a Wave 8 Catalytic Heater
• Kitchen table was removed and cabinets installed in its place. IKEA table in the living room can be used as kitchen table. One or both sides can be opened up. There are 6 drawers in the table.
• Laminate floor in kitchen/living area. Original wood floor in bathroom.
• Narrow set of cabinets was added to the cabinets in the cab area that provides extra storage.

There had been a leak in the toilet before I purchased it and some of the flooring was damaged. It's not horrible, but someone might want to put new flooring in the bathroom at some point. One of the cabinets (in the cab area) has some damage where the cockatiel ate part of the door.
It's an older coach so it is not perfect, but it has been well cared for and a lot of extra money was put into it.
Everything works on it. My son is an RV tech so it will have a thorough going over before it leaves. He can also help with any upgrades to the solar if needed.
In the pictures, on the driver side, there is a portaboat pictured. It is not included. The barrel chair pictured has been replaced with a light beige Flexsteel recliner.
Comes with a full set of Trek Talk newsletters.