We call her Pandora's Tent — a family name, and it fits. She came to us from a family member with one clear mission: drive her from Texas to Alaska. We took that seriously. We did a full dry run — Texas to California to Florida and back to Texas — proving she could handle the miles. She could. Life simply had other plans.
The Alaska trip isn't happening for us. So Pandora's Tent is now looking for her next family — ideally one with a big dream of their own and the road still ahead of them.
We are not in a hurry to sell. We will wait for the right people.
This is where Pandora's Tent is truly unlike anything you will find on a lot. The floor plan was designed by us and built by hand — my husband and his father. It is set up for a family of four that loves open floor plans and full hookups.
The interior is 95% complete. A few trim pieces remain, and my husband will gladly help finish them for the new owner. Everything visible — every cabinet face, countertop, and surface — is 100% hardwood. No laminate. No shortcuts.
The countertops feature hand-chiseled butterfly inlays in contrasting wood — a detail found in furniture studios, not RV factories. New botanical wallpaper throughout completes the renovation. There is not a single original visible interior surface remaining.
The open layout replaces the typical dinette-and-sofa formula with something far more livable: power leather recliners as the centrepiece, a hardwood dining table, and a full-length view from kitchen to bedroom. The recliners sit on a custom-built Anigre and Walnut platform with a hidden drawer underneath — storage that disappears when you don't need it.
The kitchen features a residential-size stainless sink with a pull-down faucet, Peruvian Walnut countertops, and a quick-disconnect propane outlet outside for grills or pizza ovens. A tankless water heater means you never run cold mid-rinse.
The layout was designed specifically for a family of four, with each sleeping area feeling intentional rather than crammed in. Custom curtains, botanical wallpaper throughout, and hardwood framing give each space a warmth you won't find in any stock RV. Under-bed storage is divided into individual compartments — one per person.
Pandora's Tent is a stealth RV. On the outside she looks like any other Class C on the road. Mechanically, she has been upgraded systematically — the kind of investment that shows up every time you drive and every night you camp.
We believe the right buyer deserves to know everything upfront. None of these are surprises — we would rather you find them here than after the handshake.
Pandora's Tent is not the right motorhome for everyone — and that is fine. She is the right motorhome for a family that wants something genuinely different: hand-built hardwood cabinetry, a thoughtfully designed open floor plan, and a mechanical platform that has been seriously invested in.
If you see the potential here the way we do, we would love to hear from you.