Upgrades: Dexter body lift, stainless propane tank cover(replaced original plastic), two 30 gallon propane tanks, rear bumper (this model came without same), LED interior lights, added second power ceiling vent(replaced the skylight).

No smoking. No animal has ever slept in it. No "moldy" smell. No evidence water, or rodents, ever got in.

New tires, battery, wheel bearings packed in 2020. Everything works.

Second owner. The first owner "dinged" the left rear corner. I had the bumper added to prevent this from happening again. Since it doesn't leak & the commode is in that corner I didn't want to rip into it and perhaps cause problems. It has been to Texas twice since I owned it (8,000 miles). I doubt the previous owner ever had it out of New England.

I owned a 20' Airstream. FOR ONE YEAR!! Then I found this one. In my experience this is the smallest Airstream two adults, over 5' 6" tall, can comfortably use. To me key to an open feeling in a travel trailer is the sleeping area and bathrooms in the ends. Creating an open feeling in the middle.

The Sport 22FB has a rear bath, a front bedroom, and a u-dinette. As you enter the travel trailer, in the rear you will find the bathroom with a shower, sink, and toilet. One side of the travel trailer has a u-dinette and table, while the opposite side offers a storage cabinet, LED TV, refrigerator, two burner range, sink, and lots of extra counter space. In the front, you will find a bed with a nightstand on one side of the bed