I have the exact same trailer. There is a thin piece of fiberglass batting in the front. It only reaches to 16 to 20 inches from the top. I pulled out the inner panelling and used bubble foil insulation to make up the difference. It is allot better but not perfect. Cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter. If yours is built like mine there is a space you can fit you hand between the frame and fiberglass front along the bottom, if you reach in there you will see what I mean. I assume to avoid moisture build up. The proper way would be to remove the front Fiberglass cap and spray foam the front. The rest of the trailer seems fine. I hope my explanation make sense as it does in my head. Silverado
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2015 FunFinder 210uds, 2014 Silverado LTZ-Z71 Regular Cab Short Box, 5.3l with towing package
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