I don't think you'll want this rig. Just look at its more modern, practically new interior. It's too clean, too comfortable, and just too distracting from your typical RV experience. Taking a trip in an RV is like an American pastime, right? So it should feel dated; otherwise, are you really getting the full experience? Okay, so maybe the interior isn't a concern for you, but surely the vast number of amenities will detract you from this unit. No one has time on these planned excursions to watch shows on 3 different TV's, make food in a fully stocked kitchen, or jam out on the built in entertainment system with both interior and exterior speakers. You're supposed to be enjoying the great outdoors; that's the whole point. Besides, who has time to even try to learn how to use this stuff. A microwave/convection oven? Apple and Android Carplay? Backup and lane change cameras? A fridge that's always running off solar powered batteries? A truck mounted generator to power the entire rig without the need for an electrical hookup? This is all too much for your typical motorhome if you ask me. To each, their own, I guess. Well, if the technology and equipment isn't enough to keep you away, then certainly it would be the: automatic stabilizers, large single slide out for more space, retractable awning, trash can on the exterior of the unit, loads of storage space, fresh linens, four separate sleeping areas, a hitch receiver for light trailers, and included camping chairs. Do people really think that this would make their trip that much better? Back in my day, trips like these were supposed to be a little uncomfortable. That's what made the destination that much more desired. Someone, somewhere once said, "It's all about the destination." So, if this really sounds like the unit you want, then I guess you can book it. We'll do everything we can as hosts to make sure your trip is great in spite of this fully loaded unit. After all, it's the least we can do.