For sale is an Antishanty A-Frame overlanding / toy hauler / camping / multi-purpose trailer.   I took delivery of this trailer in 2022 and it is the "Plus" model which is retailing for about $58k currently on Antishanty's website with all of the options included.  The new models currently have a 10-12 week lead time.

https://antishanty.com/products/as-1?variant=47385142886688

We are selling because our family is now larger and we have decided on a different camping / overlanding option.  But we truly love this trailer - it has mainly served us for camping in the national forests and parks with some moderate off-roading on forest service roads.   It is quite capable behind a 4x4 and has taken us wherever a stock 4runner can also go.  It consists of two queen size beds and the bottom bed can be converted to a picnic table.  It has a diesel heater that doubles as a stove inside but we mostly cooked outside using the "kitchen box" as a long countertop.  The kitchen box is large enough to hold all kitchen type essentials and then some. 

A couple of noteworthy features are that when collapsed the trailer can be stored inside a standard garage - which is where it has been stored in our case.   And last but not least the leveling jacks are amazing and make it very easy to level the trailer so that the roof can be raised and you get a level surface for sleeping.

It's condition could be considered "very good" with some wear-and-tear from regular use.  Below are more details on its condition.  The trailer is fairly simple and easy to maintain with it being constructed mainly of aluminum.   The electrical system, which is a 100 amp hour battery is perfect for long weekends if using it for lighting and to power a portable fridge.   There are plentiful places to charge phones and other devices on the inside.

Some of the options that may not be clear from the photos include:
- a 180 degree awning on the passengers' side
- screens for the a-frame windows
- an extreme weather cover that is basically a heavy-duty tarp cut to the shape of the a-frame
- coat hooks inside
- shelving for small items above the inside counter
- the kitchen box
- the step to help with getting inside the trailer
- Spare tire and mount

The wear-and-tear details:
- The worst of it is on the interior of the rear door with scatches and scrapes that are due to cargo moving around while the trailer was in motion. 
- A scratch on the interior floor from a fridge being moved around
- One of the rear door latches was replaced

I am willing to consider any reasonable offer and will most likely sit on any offer below asking given there are very few of these for sale used!