Those are so intriguing but I can't get over the sticker price for what it offers.
That's probably true for most Airstreams as a luxury product. It's also true for many niche off-road trailers as most of them command a pretty penny on par with the Basecamp, with less features, and my buddies find justification just the same. Where the Basecamp earns points is as a soft-roader with strong appeal to the other half. More livable features. Standing room. Running water. Flushing toilet. Aesthetic appeal.
We found this one lightly used from a Doctor friend for $28k. That's a steal which is why I threatened to buy it. I certainly don't need another trailer, but sometimes my full size AS can be too much for certain trips. Ah, who am I kidding, too much is always just right. Until it won't fit down the trail?