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I added a handle to help in pulling up the door. Once the latches are undone, it is much easier to pull then handle than bending and pulling on the plastic latches.

Added some external outlets .

Yes . The table frame is the template

As you can see the fender would not make a good table.

I followed the instructions and used some sealant .

A trailer will kill your gas mileage more than a cargo box. I just got a Mission Overland trailer Room to stand up and sit down.

Be sure to have a HD rivet gun and not a hand "squeeze" type . I squared mine to the top of the roof frame. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0049E4VJO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

no I didn't take it wrong it's just the fender is not a good spot to put things

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It is riveted to the wall. The fender is not a smooth surface so not very useful .

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I added a fold down table . It sits flush with the wall and folds down for use. I think it will be handy.

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Smaller tires and wheels are cheaper and lighter. I think some people put on large tires with no thought of how they are going to change it. Like getting a 35" tire up inside a pickup bed on a lifted truck.

There are trailer backup cameras. Just do a search. I don't need that I have a ground guide.

Another project I'm thinking about is a rear camera so we can see what is behind us when inside. The main concern is bears when we are in Alaska and Canada. Don't want to open the door blind and get surprised. Two legged predators ,of course are a concern as well. A peep hole is OK but I...

Nice . Is this for amplifying existing wifi or for a 4G signal?

a much better place.

Flag pole. I mount it on the curbside but when I go out It will go on the D/S

I found some rivets that were not seated as well as large gaps between the aluminum "belly"pan and the frame. I sealed the gaps with silicone. Tomorrow I'll will be running 12VDC up to the "headboard" part of the trailer . I don't think I can get AC power into the cabin without major work...