Eight questions buyers ask about the Brinkley Model I 235, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.
How much does a used Brinkley Model I 235 cost?
Right now US RV Connection shows 3 approved, priced Brinkley Model I 235 travel trailers, with asking prices from $50,906 to $61,995 and a median asking price of $51,373. Those are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices, so the final number can differ. All three listings include photos, so you can see condition and interior layout before you reach out.
What years of the Model I 235 are for sale?
The current listings cover model years 2026 and 2027, so everything on the site for this floorplan is late-model. There are only 3 priced units at the moment, so year choice is limited. Mileage or usage details are not part of what is listed here; for a towable like this, condition and how it was stored matter more than the model year gap.
What layouts or floorplans of the Model I 235 are listed?
The 235 is a single travel trailer floorplan, and all 3 listings describe the same basic layout: a large slide-out in the main living area, theater seating, kitchen appliances with a pantry that has drawers and an outlet, a pull-out dining table, a king bed and a full bath. One description notes a tri-fold sofa can be chosen instead of theater seating for extra sleeping space.
What should I check before buying a used Model I 235?
Since the listings are 2026 and 2027 trailers, focus on the basics rather than age. Run the large slide-out in and out several times and check the seals and floor around it. Test the full bath for leaks, soft spots and working water heater, and confirm the kitchen appliances all run on both power sources. Inspect the roof and all exterior seams, check tires and bearings, and verify the king bed and pull-out dining table hardware works.
What features come on the Model I 235?
According to the dealer descriptions, you get a large slide-out in the main living area, theater seating with an optional tri-fold sofa in its place, kitchen appliances, a pantry with drawers and an outlet, a pull-out dining table, a king bed and a full bathroom. One listing also mentions thoughtful storage and a flexible dining space. Anything beyond that is not stated in these listings, so ask the seller directly.
Is the Model I 235 a good travel trailer for couples?
The listings point that way. One description calls it an appealing choice for couples and travelers who want residential-style features in a manageable floorplan, and the layout backs that up with a king bed, full bath, theater seating and a pull-out dining table. The optional tri-fold sofa adds sleeping space for occasional guests. No weights or tow ratings are given in these listings, so confirm those with the seller.
Where can I find a Model I 235 for sale near me?
The 3 priced Model I 235 listings on US RV Connection are in Cookeville, Tennessee, which has two, and Middlebury, Indiana, which has one. All three include photos. If none of those are close to you, the closely related Model I 265 also has 4 listings on the site, so it is worth comparing locations and asking prices across both floorplans.
How does the Model I 235 compare to the Model I 265 or Model Z 3100?
The Model I 265 is the nearest sibling on price: 4 listings from $42,985 to $62,995, median $48,195, in years 2025 to 2027, overlapping the 235's $50,906 to $61,995 range. The Model Z 3100 sits well above, with 6 listings from $63,995 to $126,748, median $84,798, across 2024 to 2027. The site does not list spec sheets for these models, so compare the individual listing descriptions and photos.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.