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Thanks.

I'm looking for something similar to live in full time. Still haven't decided between a van/ truck camper combo or? If you don't mind me asking. What year is that and how much?

I want to build an expedition/camping trailer. I can, and will be welding up my own frame and the rack that will support my Manggiolina RTT. Since my tent is 83" long, if I buy one it will be the extended version. I plan on making a hard top that can be slid of and on for access to the gear...

Very nice. Congratulations.

Very nice work. Will there be an option to purchase the aluminum tub and roof rack separately?

I have been looking at FWC for a few years. I really like the flatbed concept. My girlfriend and I are contemplating doing the full timer thing once we retire. I look forward to seeing how others fare. Congratulations on a nice rig.

I saw an aluminum dog trailer that I thought would be a good starting platform. Could have used the different compartments for gear. Had a flat top with a rack and had a built in water tank. I think it is going to be a bit of work, but it will be what I want in the end.

Ah hell. Guess I decided. I had 2 M416 trailers and was selling one of them. Guy came to look at the one I was going to sell. Ended up selling both to him. Guess I am going to start from scratch.

After MANY hours on here and many other website I am finally starting an adventure/camping trailer build. I bought an M416 trailer with the idea of having someone build me an aluminum lid put a RTT on it and start camping in it. Well the guy that I submitted my plans to never panned out. So...

Just starting a lid for my M416. Are you happy with the flat lid? Would you do anything different? Thanks.

I know here in Western Montana, if I were to meet somebody coming down a narrow mountain road while I was going up it, or an encounter with a rock slide, etc. I would not want to try to back up my M416 trailer. Luckily, I have not had that happen yet. but I have also, not towed it very much yet.

I'm removing/disassembling the chuck wagon this morning so I can take the side panels downstairs into the workshop to install the cargo hatches. Unlatch the cover and it slides off the lift-off hinges, and then can be lifted off. The cover is plenty strong enough to supprt me walking on it or...

I may end up doing just that. Someone also thought I might be able to get and old fiberglass topper and cut it above the windows for the height, anywhere else I needed to, and then just re-glass it.

I have an M416 trailer,actually 2, that I want to make a lid for. I want a lid that is strong enough to hold a 130# tent, but lighter than an all steel one. I thought about having one made out of aluminum, but it would be expensive. I can weld steel, but have never tried aluminum, and don't...

Great photos of some gorgeous country.

Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

Although too far away for you, I happen to have one for sale. It is listed on FJ Cruiser Community Forum. I have not listed it on Craigslist yet.

Great looking start. Can't wait to see the finished product.

Still trying to get a plan for a lid built. Really enjoy the pics of your set up.