Mobi, our 2021 Mean Bean (Trailer #171) is in excellent shape, and we’ve enjoyed him immensely.

Mobi's exterior colors are white and "umbra-gray" and the interior cabinets are "wedding-cake" (These color names are Bean Trailer terminology).
Weight is approximately 1800 pounds. Mobi uses a 2” hitch ball and 7-pin electrical connector.

PRICE: $27,000

INCLUDED OPTIONS:
- NEW Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunner All Terrain Tires (installed 2/8/24)
- NEW trailer brakes (installed Spring 2023)
- MaxxFan with NEW motherboard (installed 2/8/24)
- Huge front storage box (installed August, 2022)
- Pop-Up Table in the cabin
- LionEnergy lithium battery
- Solar-port
- Solar Panel (folding, suitcase-style)
- Truma propane furnace
- Queen-size tri-fold bed
- Canvas bunk & poles
- Outdoor water sprayer
- Spare tire
- Under-bed storage
- Thule roof-top rack
- Camp Partner Stove
- Automatic sink
- 18-gallon fresh water tank
- LED lights
- ICECO 12V Refrigerator
- PDF orientation guidebook (that I made for Mobi)
- Trak-4 12v GPS Tracker With Wiring Harness

TOTAL COST if purchased NEW today: $39,851. Here's the breakdown:
- Mean Bean base price, $28,290
- Premium Plus Kitchen, $2,790.00
- Maxxfan Roof Vent/Fan, $425.00
- Truma Varioheat Heater, $1850.00
- Thule Pro Bar Roof Rack, $1050.00
- Rocksliders, $799.00
- LionEnergy Lithium-ion Battery, $899.00
- Children's Bunk, $525.00
- Coil Hose Spray Port Only, $350.00
- Front Storage Box with Battery Monitor, $1275
- ICECO JP30 Portable Refrigerator, $499.00
- Pop-Up Table, $350
- 140 Watt Zamp Solar Portable Solar Kit, $749

VIDEO is quite thorough, and hopefully answers many of the questions you might have.

DISCLOSURES:
We listed Mobi on Outdoorsy, and had a great experience doing so. Making Mobi available for rent helped us stay on top of maintenance, cleaning, updates, etc (but honestly, Mobi is built SO well, that very little maintenance was needed).

Mobi has a couple areas of "road rash" (scratches and abrasion) on the exterior as a result of traveling through tight spots on narrow mountain roads, but these are surface scratches—they do not penetrate through the exterior gel-coat.

WHY SELLING:
1) We prefer camping in our simple rooftop tent for most trips.
2) We're refurbishing a '79 Trillium trailer which we use when we want to camp in a trailer.