Coleman Freestanding Front-Opening Tent

This is the larger size Coleman touring tent.
Sorry for the old smartphone photos.
The pictures are a bit dark.

I was camping outdoors until the end of January, and I'm taking it easy in February and March, but it's still amazing!

I took it out for a day camp to confirm setup and checked it.

I'm not using it anymore, so I'd like to pass it on to the next owner.

For the poles, I thought I'd see if I had any unused ones at home since I have the visor. I found some red metal poles. They are pin-insertion type, so you can use them at your preferred length.
I've also packed a sunshade hexatarp, though it's a bit worn. It's packed compactly, so feel free to use it if you like. It's more of a bonus.

For an in-tent reference photo, I placed my very thin Ignio sleeping bag and a mat inside.
Please check the approximate size and colors.

It's easy to forget to attach the short poles to the outside of the inner tent. This is the back side of the inner tent!
The inside has an incredible number of zippers. There are ventilation openings of various sizes in all directions, and one on the ceiling.
This might be nice with the summer breeze coming up.

At this time of year, I think it would be nice to enjoy cherry blossom camping with smoked squid and sake.
I must warn you, however, that squid tempura is quite intense, so I'm letting you know.

There may be some oversights, but I would like to sell it to someone who understands.

Enjoy your camping!