show us your truck bed trailers

[JAngeli]

Need to work on mine.

 

[TheYodler]

Currently have a 2012 Chevy long box trailer that I am building into an Overland Trailer. I am looking for suggestions on putting a rack for a RTT that will be compatible with a soft-top tonneau cover.

 

[MuruCycles]

so not actually a truck "bed"...

more half an 80 series Landcruiser...

 

[Wildcat]

^^^^^^^^ love it

 

[thebmrust]

Is that trailer your DIY?

How is the balance?

Any pics of the inside?

Do you have a build thread?

 

[MuruCycles]

Is that trailer your DIY?

How is the balance?

Any pics of the inside?

Do you have a build thread?

we bought it partially converted. (front wall and drawbar were done... and it was registered)

we did the inside fitout.

The front wall in heavily insulated behind the plywood wall.

Bed deck and drawers at the back end.

So much more to do: add and plumb a 100L water tank underneath, build a slide out kitchen and front box for the drawbar, add solar on the roof and batteries etc.

we're doing the work as we can afford it.

 

[Nd4SpdSe]

A few pics of my latest outing. The trailer performed beautifully and as long as I had grip I had no problem and it followed me everywhere. . The problem was when it came to mud. If I have to paddle through stuff like sand and deep mud, the trailer becomes an anchor. To be expected really.

 

[irish44j]

Here's mine, currently still a project. It's a Mighty Max box on a frame I built, with 3500# axle, shocks, and 6-lug hubs so it can use matching wheels to my Raider. Will be used for utility stuff, some adventure stuff, and as a support/gear trailer for our stage rally team. There's a build thread for it in this forum if anyone wants to follow along on progress lol.

 

[Hillbilly Heaven]

Here's mine, currently still a project. It's a Mighty Max box on a frame I built, with 3500# axle, shocks, and 6-lug hubs so it can use matching wheels to my Raider. Will be used for utility stuff, some adventure stuff, and as a support/gear trailer for our stage rally team. There's a build thread for it in this forum if anyone wants to follow along on progress lol.

Is that a SandBlast Rally decal I see. I live in the area where the Sandblast is held and have run sweep there many times.

 

[irish44j]

Is that a SandBlast Rally decal I see. I live in the area where the Sandblast is held and have run sweep there many times.

Good eye, but it's ctually its a NEFR decal (same style), but the Sequoia does have a SB decal on it as well. I've been 3 times - ones just hanging out, once as crew chief for ZERO car, and also rode shotgun with fast sweep for a few stages. My rally car (e30) isn't terribly well-suited for Sandblast's conditions, but may run it one of these days. Doing STPR and SOFR this year.

 

[Frank1988]

The weight distribution in your 3rd picture is very reasonable. On-road sway is greatly reduced.

Here's mine, currently still a project. It's a Mighty Max box on a frame I built, with 3500# axle, shocks, and 6-lug hubs so it can use matching wheels to my Raider. Will be used for utility stuff, some adventure stuff, and as a support/gear trailer for our stage rally team. There's a build thread for it in this forum if anyone wants to follow along on progress lol.

 

[irish44j]

The weight distribution in your 3rd picture is very reasonable. On-road sway is greatly reduced.

Thats the goal!

 

[LovetheOutside]

its not an expedition trailer, but it is a truck bed trailer and it does make a prius more useful for trips
(its an old pic though, it has a tongue box and spare now)

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Dude, that is rad. I think S10/sonomas have the best lines, clean simple and complimentary

 

[Chuckles89]

I might eventually get my 4Runner trailer done

 

[gixxerphil]

I'm running the same Dobinsons leafs, wheels, and tires(I will eventually go to a 255/75 or 255/80). The trailer does have a tailgate now ?. I still want to add a toolbox on the front and a few more things. Just trying to see want I "need" vs "want"