RV width

"I'm not aware of anything that long that's 7' wide any more."

Winnebago has two TTs that are over 25 feet and 7 feet wide.

Assuming you mean 24' length or less, the Scamp 19' is 6'8" wide. Technically it's a gooseneck rather than a 5th.

Thanks for all the replies. I'll check out each one. I actually own a 1989 Komfort 5er' 24 X 7 with 2 axels. which I loaned to a widow survivor of a wildfire 2 years ago. It has a slide out and worked very well for wife and me. Trouble is, the 72 year old widow needs to continue to live in it. I parked it in my side yard which requires a max width of 7 ft. We prefer not to have to pay a storage fee.
Barry

What is the reason for desiring a narrow trailer?

There may be an alternative solution that opens up your options. Even with slides, RVs are tight living spaces so squeezing out extra width is generally seen as very important making 7ft undesirable.

If you can do 7'6" there are quite a few options, Gulf Stream in particular has several lines of lightweight trailers at 90". Venture Sonic also has up to 28'4" total length in 90" width.

Rockwood makes them up to 25 or 26 ft.

Oliver Trailers have a 23 and a half foot trailer that is 7 foot wide. They also have a thin fifth wheel as well, I believe. Be prepared, though, they are pricey, but they have pretty good quality components. And, other than the price, the only downside, in my opinion, is they don't have a traditional shower (I think they call the shower/bathroom a wet bath??).

Marv

Coachman Apex Tera has 2 models 7 ft. wide. Here's one but it's only 19'7".
terra 16T
JAY FLIGHT SLX 7 174BH is 21.6 by Jayco

I'm not aware of anything that long that's 7' wide any more. The small ones like the r-pods and vintage Shasta knock-offs are - but they're pretty small.

Rob

The Wolf Pups are 85” wide (7’1”). But only 18’ long cabins.