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Selling due to needing room for Scout vehicle with RTT to downsize. Trailer is great for larger family. Pulls great with Land Cruiser or Truck, but gets heavy for 4Runner on climbs. Comes with everything that is attached (NO contents) AND comes with 2 solar panels. Price is $15,000 (cash) AS-IS...

Here is the build thread: https://expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/small-off-road-build.161549/page-9#post-2919348 . Selling due to needing room for Scout vehicle with RTT to downsize. Trailer is great for larger family. Pulls great with Land Cruiser or Truck, but gets heavy for 4Runner on...

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Before it gets too HOT in the South.

Great build... You'll really enjoy the Timbrens. I thought they would be an issue with mine, but were really easy from start to finish. Good luck! Can't wait to see the rest.

Been raining too much to get any good base camp pics. Here are a few details.

Great Project!!!... Can't wait to get to see it get tied up and finished.

Amazing build man! Props to the craftsmanship.

Marty, Been away from the boards lately. Build looks great! I like the actuators.

When the weather gets straight, I'll get some pics with the Fox Wing and tent open.... Still playing with the solar work.

Realized that I had posted any progress pics and the trailer is pretty complete at this point...I'll post them as soon as they get loaded.

Finished the chassis. Now I have to align the Timbrens and get the box sides on so I can mount the chassis.

Frame is ready for brush guard "Belly Pans" for the water tanks. I've tried, in the past to fab the pans for water tanks without the frame and then modify for the mounts only to scrap the whole part.It's much easier to have everything together, bolt it up; adjust if needed, and move on...

...Powder makes everything better!

Old military stuff.... They fit the little 5/10? pound tanks perfectly. A small flange at the bottom or the top of the tank with the bracket gives it two points of mounting although you would be hard-pressed to budge the tank (even in a hard collision) with just the straps.

Looking back, this build became an obsession with accumulated parts, different ideas, and "trying" to make an all-inclusive build where I'd want for nothing more. Ultimately, it was unlike the "truck-box" camp trailers that I used to build years ago- and was a really just a challenge. I found my...