Palomino Yearling

10 floorplansPop-up2005–12Mixed build tier

Palomino (Mixed tier): Palomino's mid-size Y-series folding camper, the middle rung between the entry P-series (Pony) and the hard-wall Mustang XL; Palomino was one of the last big US pop-up builders and dropped the Yearling name after 2012

THE FLOORPLANS — 10

MODEL	YEARS	LENGTH	GVWR	SLEEPS	PRICE TODAY	FINDING ONE
Y-4100	2005–12	13.8 ft	2,250 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4101	2005–12	13.8 ft	2,177 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4102	2005–12	15.8 ft	2,999 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4103	2005–10	15.8 ft	2,999 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4104	2010–11	13.8 ft	2,242 lb	6	—	Patient search
Y-4120	2005–12	15.8 ft	2,999 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4123	2006–12	17.8 ft	2,999 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4124	2005–12	15.8 ft	2,999 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4125	2006–12	15.8 ft	2,999 lb	6	—	Findable
Y-4127	2005–12	17.8 ft	3,552 lb	6	—	Findable

THE LINE, YEAR BY YEAR

Assembled from eight-plus model years of brochures, floorplan by floorplan. This is the part a spec sheet can't tell you: which years changed, and which year is the buy.

2005Introduced
2006Introduced
2010Introduced (may have appeared for 2009; the 2009 brochure is scanned images and could not be read)
2011Dropped
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4100
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4101
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4102
2012Dropped
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4120
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4123
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4124
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4125
2012Y- prefix dropped; marketed simply as 4127
2013Dropped when the tent-camper range was renamed T-series
2013Dropped

Which Yearling is the right one — if any?

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