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Sale Pending - will mark as sold on Monday after transaction is complete.

Voyager is still up for sale. I haven't been too active in updating this thread. So much going on around the house these days.

The Trailer is 84" wide edge to edge. The overall box length is 10' 8". I will have to double check, but I am pretty sure with the tongue and hitch the full length is right about 15'. The interior is 60" wide and 84" deep and 48" tall. The overall height is about 6' 3"

After 4 great years of using Voyager - I have finally outgrown it. It's time for me to upgrade to a larger setup - so Voyager is going up for sale. https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/for-sale-voyager-custom-built-tactical-teardrop-trailer.234273/ All the specs are called out in the...

I just posted this today. So we shall see

Price: $7,000 firm Location: Gilbert, Arizona Email: scott (at) n254az (dot) com The time has come where I have outgrown ‘Voyager’ so it’s time to sell and start the upgrade process so I have something larger for the airshow next July. This trailer has performed flawlessly for 4 seasons at...

Summer in Arizona, it's kind of the opposite. The high heat can cause your epoxy to exotherm and basically harden too fast reducing your pot life, etc. I remember getting up at 0400 to work on my camper when it was "cool" at 85 degrees.

Yeah...Epoxy/Fiberglass work don't mix too well with wintertime. The first plane I built was composite, so I feel your pain.

I bought a Harbor Freight chop saw and replaced the disc with a good 10" Dewalt cutting disc. Performed fairly decent.

You will love the 210MP. This is what I used to build my rig. I did use 220v. I haven't tried 110v mode. I'm also curious how the aluminum spool gun works out for you.

teardroptrailerparts.com is where I got my doors. You can see them in use on the last page of my build (linked in signature).

So I made my first upgrade for 2019. I installed a USB charging station in the galley area of Voyager. I now have a total of 8 charging port for when the kids and adults insist on charging all their devices. Plenty of power to go around now.

So the brand is “Solvit”. It’s a pet ramp that looks like it’s available from places like Petco and Petsmart.

I wish I knew. I got it from a friend. Let me see If I can find a brand or a label on it.

I’m teaching the dogs how to use the pet ramp this weekend. Little Man here took two attempts and now he’s up and down all on his own.

Looking sharp!

Appreciate that feedback!

That seems like a lot of steel. Do you have an estimate as to what your weight will be like?

Good guess. Private Pilot since 1997.

It's performed flawlessly! I towed it from Gilbert, AZ to Oshkosh, WI and back without any issues. It was a tad bouncy on some of the bumps at highway speed. But I lived out of it for 15 days up at the airshow and had zero issues. The trailer was a big hit up there and I gave around 20-25 tours...