That's a dealer pitching a new unit.
No AC, plumbing, insulation, wall or flooring, cabinets, etc. etc. You'd have to put at least 2-3 thousand more into it to make it a comp trailer, 6-7K$ to get it to pass inspection for catering or vending... if you do all the labor yourself.
Unless you have materials on hand or a brother in the trailer business, it's usually cheaper to get a unit built out by the factory farther than this. I would pass, personally, but if you don't mind spending more overall in exchange for getting into a porch trailer sooner, it might work for you.
