Vintage 1965 Sprite Alpine 400 caravan (travel trailer) refurbished over 3  years.  Dark green and cream colour outside.  Light all-wood interior (some trim not completed yet).
*2-burner propane stove
*efficient removable 12-volt fridge
*Marey on-demand propane water heater 
*Suburban 16,000-BTU forced-air furnace 
*LED lights (interior and markers outside)
*sink with retractable hot and cold water & drinking water filter 
*2-tank fresh water (44 litres total) with 12-volt water pump 
*city pressure water hookup
*blow-out valve for winterization 
*2-tank grey water (44 litres total) with bilge pump for shower 
*professionally recovered seats / beds
*2 x 6-volt deep-cycle batteries (largest ones I could find) for 12VDC *2000-watt inverter for 120VAC
*120VAC plugs inside and outside, 12VDC plugs, USB power plugs
*amber porch light 
*4-pin trailer light plugs with amber turn signal adapter 
*135-Watt solar panel with digital charge panel (capable of adding one more panel)
*two front-mounted propane tanks with auto-change regulator
*Dutch-style split door entrance
*4 large windows with blinds 
*hinged screens over windows
*polished wood floor (no carpets!!!)
*all wood and wood panel interior 
*microwave oven (works on- or off-grid with large batteries, inverter, and solar panel)
*separate 120VAC 3-stage battery charger
*24x32" shower (hot & cold) 
*ceiling vent with fan
*R20 rigid polystyrene insulation in ceiling, R15 rigid in walls
*functioning inertia brakes (not electric) (70% left on pads) with hand park brake 
*light-weight (I pull it easily with my 4-cylendar Kia Soul - will get actual weight soon) 
*sleeps 3 (two adults at rear; one 6' bed at front but a little narrow, probably good for a child)
*stereo CD, 6x9 speakers
*CO2 and smoke detectors, fire extinguisher
*new amber turn signal adapter (March 2015) 
This is a complete rebuild, three and a half years in the making - an actual labour of love.  Blood, sweat, and tears all went into this.  The outside is a little rough looking due to hail and age.  I was going to have it reskinned with new aluminum but will instead sell it and go back to school.
Using porta-potty, works well, fits well in shower area. But you will probably want your own. 
Made in England, rebuilt by me.  I have all receipts for its rebuild.  Very unique trailer.  NO short-cuts taken in this project.  Looking for a caring home for this trailer.