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Forward side panels trimmed and bonded in place. Starting to actually look like a box....??

Simply astonishing. Wow.

Panel is out of the oven.... ehhhh... so to speak... :)

One more panel created. This panel will serve as the two forward side panels.... and a bit extra.

Correct. We did this two years ago. Found a little rv and campground that only charged about 20 or night for tent. Really good little mom and pop place. Took us just 15 minutes to the tuuuutttnknakkenplace..... ha. It would be me, my wife and two girls 13 and 21. Amazing what this little trailer...

Perhaps a gathering of Smitty's @ Overland Expo West in May.... :) :)

I hear you. Personally I cant get myself to flip the 110 plus ship and now tax in CO for the bracket and will just make one from Carbon fiber..... :) Your trailer looks amazing and functional.

Thanks.

Is that the 5 pound protank bracket used for the 12 pound tank?

That looks really good and practical.

Better yet. I took my lock apart and found that you can remove a small piece, and voila...... you can now remove the key. I was going crazy, and thought there had to be a way. After taking it apart it is very easy to see what to remove. Have a look.

It sure is nicely heated, and it has a view too... :) :)

The beginning of the side panels.

Back panel bonded in place after the edges on the bottom plate were arrested with Carbon Fiber tape.

Back side is made using the same technique.

I looked before fire'ing from the hip, but did not see a real good place for any such thing. It I wanted to build an expedition vehicle I knew just where to go, but a trailer modification...… Only place I could see was expedition trailers..... but that is the same sub as this, and as this is...

They were laid up in that order. First you brush a layer of resin on the top of the release agent. I hit that with a heat gun, briefly, to get the left over bubbles out. Then the two layers of 12K fabric, and off course in between layers, you have to reapply the resin, then cardboard, and two...

So the back plate was laid up, starting with masking of the size on the mould plate. Then a layer of release agent was applied. Then I began to cut the fabric. On the top is two layers of 12K/12oz 2x2 Twill......Middle is the cardboard, and bottom is two layers of 6oz/6K 2x2 Twill.

Sorry. I just now realize that question was not for me. Must have been the eggnog... :)

Yes. My right side is fully occupied by the Engen MT40 Fridge, and the Left side by stove, and utensil box (rigid) so both my compartments are 100%full. All the electricals will be in the composite box, and this time on the left side. The CF water heater box will mount on the left side of the...