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From the recent posting on the FJ Cruiser forum... http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forums/camping-equipment/148409-utah-members-moby1-trailers-2.html#post2207742

I think the impressive part is still being able to get in and out of the truck.

From yesterday... Got the roof on today, AC on top, water system almost done, did speaker wires, and exterior light wires, put in front window. Done for the night, riding my bike in the morning, and picking up junk to finish up a couple of things. - Bob

Sorry for the poor picture quality, the camera does not like to take pictures in dark situations. Cut in all the speaker holes, mounted the exterior ones. Will wire them up tomorrow. Wired in the water pump. Discovered why the 12-volt did not work initaily, I had forgotten the DC ground to the...

06/23... I really got a lot done yesterday, buttoning up a lot more today is the plan. Should have all the doors on today and the water heater in working condition electrically, still have the plumbing to do. Connect the water tank to the access door and run vents for all tanks. Have to...

From late 06/22...

That thing was born to be a camping trailer. Very nice find on your part.

Here's some pics JPK posted on another thread - http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/67510-SoCal-Teardrops-Krawler-459-Enhancements?p=963593#post963593 Further along in that thread he comments on his trailer, but near as I can tell he never started a thread on the trailer.

From Wednesday, 06/20 - Working on finishing up wiring. Finished painting interior frame. Wired fridge in for 110VAC/12VDC. Cut holes for stereo mounting, 110VAC and 12VDC outlets. Wired and connected outside outlet on driver's side. Headed to town for a 5-1/8 inch hole saw to cut in the...

From Tuesday, 06/19 - This the set up for the new Wolf Creek Pack using my original prototype trailer. The new trailer will have two doors, 41gal of water, possibly a larger OzTent (model RV3), 258 amp-hour battery, and ready for numerous participants at the site. Sleeps 5-6. - Bob

Cut in the driver side door, will finish the plastic coating on the inside of kitchen next. Discovered I still have one 110VAC outlet left to do, forgot the interior one. Ran out of brown wire for running lights and need to get speaker wire anyway. I do not have the outside lights yet, hopefully...

In the first picture the red taped wire set is the house unit, meaning you plug it into 110VAC or generator and it charges the battery. The yellow is for the solar panel to charge the unit. This is a top of the line Progressive Dyn unit, I have never used one before. It converts 110VAC to...

From Sunday, 06/17 - The wiring is coming along pretty good. All wires are color-coded now, soldered and run to the location of the corresponding switch or plug. I'll start on the 110VAC this afternoon. I plan to have one outdoor plug on the driver's side in front of the door and one at the...

I have figured a way to put most of the electrical wiring in the main system box. The box needs ventilation so it is behind the sink and below the ActionPackers. I will be able to bring the cord through the wall into the box, and I can run the microwave power cord over on the rail, unseen and...

Electrical is coming along nicely. One plug is for the fridge (on its on fuse). As a matter of fact the water pump, interior lights, outside lights, tent light, and hot water heater are all on their own fuses. The 110VAC system will have a breaker for each piece of equipment. All the wiring so...

From late 06/16 - I still have to wire in for the TV, need to ask Curtis (Old Sarge) if he thinks he will be putting satellite TV... The tent and the two Foxwing awnings just got here. Patti is off shopping, getting her hair cut, and what ever excuse to get away from here she can come up with...

Sorry for the delayed posting folks. Been seriously sidetracked this week. Got a ton of pictures from Bob dating back to Friday night and lots of commentary. Shall we get on with it?.. From late Friday, 06/15 - After checking everything out, the original position of the stove top was correct...