Airstream’s latest collaboration is a tribute to the Old West.

The company is teaming up with Stetson and Four Sixes Ranch for an exclusive 27-foot travel trailer. The luxury caravan is chock full of cowboy-themed details, inside and out, meant to take you back to a time and place where horses were the preferred method of transportation.

Airstream may be nearly 100 years old now—it was founded in 1927—but both Stetson and Four Sixes go back even further. John B. Stetson began manufacturing hats back in the 1860s, while Samuel Burk Burnett established his ranch in 1900. So, what better brands for Airstream to join forces with to celebrate both Western heritage and American craftsmanship?

Airstream doesn’t say which model the Stetson + 6666 Special Edition is based on, but it looks awfully similar to the company’s Globetrotter. However, whereas the standard trailer’s stainless-steel exterior is essentially unadorned, the collaborative vehicle features a bold red beltline, solar guards adorned with perforated cowboy art, and a screen door that bears the Stetson logo. Rounding things out is a power awning that features an embroidered pattern inspired by the garnet paint used on Four Sixes barns.

The dial has been turned up even higher inside the caravan. Nearly every inch of the cabin has received some sort of western makeover. The entertainment area, which is accessible from outside via the rear hatch, features a black-stained dinette and tobacco brown leather couches. The old-timey kitchen has a giant hammered-copper sink, which matches the basin found in the bathroom. In the bedroom, you find either a pair twin0 or a queen-sized mattress covered in the same bedding you’d find at Four Sixes. The entire trailer, regardless of what section you’re in, is decorated in a warm, natural color palette and features woven curtains and walls covered in vintage Stetson ads.

Already imagining what it would be like to head west in the Stetson + 6666 Special Edition? Airstream is now taking orders for the trailer through its website. Pricing has yet to be announced, but the company’s Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation collaboration cost $184,900, so something in that neighborhood seems likely.

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