$108,500

2016 Airstream Pendleton 27FB (National Park Edition). #76 of just 100 on the road. Buy the Airstream for its legendary quality; buy the Pendleton for the finishes. 

Other Airstreams are beautiful on the outside—and this one certainly is, too, with its classically sleek Airstream design, its Pendleton-designed awning and its National Park badging—but once you step inside, only the Pendleton feels like living in a dream cabin. It’s really that cabin-like interior that sets this special edition apart. Unique design elements in this Pendleton include

The rich, leathery browns of the seating benches
the blondes and reds of the flooring and cabinets
the maps of Yellowstone along the walls
the beautiful Western patterns in the overhead cabinets
the Western-inspired Pendleton wool bedding and throw pillows
the matching Pendleton towels
the Pendleton-designed camp-style dishes
hell, the Pendleton dog bed!
You won’t find these in any other Airstream, and the cost to re-create this look in another trailer would be astronomical.

Beyond the aesthetics, though, this Pendleton model also offers hard-to-find Airstream features that make it extremely livable and accessible, like the rear hatch with screen, which opens to create an indoor-outdoor dining area. Easy to tow, easy to hook up, easy to operate, even for beginners, it has a comfortable queen bed and sleeping room for four more people, a good-sized refrigerator, a convection oven, a microwave, two air conditioners, a powerful gas furnace, Bluetooth audio, and two TVs for relaxed nights. It has the optional power patio awning, as well as power stabilizing jacks and a power jack in the front. Our weight-distributing Equalizer hitch and ParkIt 360 are also available for a turnkey experience. Other specifications for the Pendleton are readily available online and in the original Airstream advertising, which you can find here: https://www.airstream.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/2016-Pendleton-Brochure.pdf

We’ve used the Pendleton both as a weekend cabin, perched on a cliff over the Pedernales River outside Austin, and as a travel trailer for a six week Western road trip (only roughly 8000 total miles, but it's gotten us through sweltering nights in Palo Duro Canyon, snowy nights in Grand Teton, and plenty of chilly nights from Estes Park to Malibu and back). We can vouch for its viability and performance under all conditions. 

These special editions hold their value well; our price is slightly discounted due to non-structural hail damage on roof, not visible in normal conditions and inspected by two separate Airstream technicians who recommended against repairs, which has only aesthetic impact. If you don’t mind dents on a roof you'll never see, you can save yourself $1500. This is the one: buy yourself that dream cabin, then take it anywhere you want.