The highlights:
*Super cute retro styling!
*Solar panels already installed
*Large fresh water and gray water tanks
*Large, dual-power refrigerator
*Dual propane tanks painted to match body
*Great A/C
*Extra USB outlets
*Comfortable queen sized bed
*Dinette converts to single bed
*Non-smoking, no smells
*New LP and CO detectors plus battery voltage indicator

Whitewater Retro 177SE in very good condition. It's a great size for 2 and works well for 3 people as well. The fresh and gray tanks are unusually big for a trailer this size and let us boondock for several days. Two Renogy solar panels (90W?) feed a deep cycle battery and work great. Fridge is 120VAC or LP and works fine on the move. A/C blows cold, works on 120VAC. Propane tank cover is available, but I run without and painted the tanks to match. Spare tire on the back with original whitewall tire is really decorative at this point, but a real spare wheel and tire is included. It has never been smoked in, no funny smells. We nearly always cooked outside the trailer, mostly just heated water on the stove if we used it at all. Home-made stove cover painted to match gives a little more counter space. Wet bath is roomy enough, has a fan and light. "Shoe rack" on bath door is great to hold flashlights, cooking utensils, other common items. Extra USB ports added on nightstand and also in front compartment next to dinette. Dinette lays flat and is good for a kid in a sleeping bag. Under-bed storage is large and accessible from the rear as well from the inside. We added shelves to the bed-side closets but these can be removed without any damage. There are a few small chips in the paint, a few small blemishes on the floor, and the roof-top fridge vent has been repaired with a fiberglass overlay to fix a crack. A tire blow-out bent some wheel well trim. But the rig presents very well overall. LP and CO detectors have been replaced and a battery voltage indicator added.