What makes the 176T stand out in the R-Pod lineup is its hybrid design. Pop-out tent bunks at the rear combine with front bunks and a Queen bed to sleep a surprisingly large group in a trailer light enough for a crossover or small SUV to handle. The wet bath, grey shaker cabinetry, and optional camper-friendly package upgrades (including seamless countertops with a stainless undermount sink and LED lighting) give the interior a more finished feel than you'd expect at this price point. The optional R-dome awning with screen room extends the living space considerably when you're parked and settled in. It's worth doing a thorough walkthrough inspection on delivery. Like most budget-tier trailers, the 176T benefits from a once-over on caulking and connections before the first trip out.
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Other travel trailers floor plans (around 18 ft 6 in), similar in size and price to the R-Pod 176T.
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