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It seems like 18" ground clearance should be enough?

Well that was my point, however I think the max size on with for the type of trails I do would be 5 ft. maybe I should extend one foot and make it a 5x9x5.5 or I wonder if a 5x10x5.5 would be better with a slider plate on bottom to protect the rear! Or just get the 5x8x5.5 and go on with life...

Thanks for the info, I just need it to be sure, mild trails in Sedona, Grand Canyon, The White Rim Trail at Utah. nothing too crazy. Oh! I will be towing with Lexus LX-450.:wings:

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This is the Overland Trailer in a 5x8x5.5.

This is a 5x8x5.5, I would think a 6x8x5.5 would work better for me to sleep sideways! Your thoughts.

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I am placing an order for an Overland trailer and would like to hear your comments on the above sizes. Sleeping sifeways or sleeping from back to front?

I can not wait long enough to get there!

Any pictures with room yet?

Nice wheels.

What is the Height inside your trailer? It looks awesome!

Everybody has a different perspective in life. I enjoyed the video, I have done The White Rim Trail, and I still enjoy looking at Photos and videos. I do not think I will ever get bored of the Area. Thank you for posting!

Keep going!

Why would it be a compromise, I see alot of Caravans in Australia that they get used offroad all the time and they are HUGE!

Good points, I also saw the review on a RUNAWAY CAMPER seems very similar to the Hiker Trailer, they make a RangeRunner 6x5 wide for a great price 4995.00, Not for rockcrawling but they look very well made! It is nice to have choices in this great market! Here are the specs: Runaway...

nice trailer, I have been looking at them too, I also saw the review of a WWW.WEEROLL.COM from the EXPO east they seem very durable and you can stand inside. The only draw back is the ground clearance of 13"' http://weroll.vpweb.com/

Nice...

Should be 5x8 Offroad Extreme.