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The areas underneath to pay particular attention rust-wise are the body to frame mounts, the frame it's entirety, and all those corners where road salt accumulates. Make sure to look inside the fender liners, up under the bumper, etc. plastic body cladding can hide all sorts of corrosion sins...

The areas underneath to pay particular attention rust-wise are the body to frame mounts, the frame it's entirety, and all those corners where road salt accumulates. Make sure to look inside the fender liners, up under the bump, etc. plastic body cladding can hide all sorts of corrosion sins...

Where did you find it, Upper Peninsula Michigan? My advice, run.

Thanks! I'm ginning up a project in my head and wondering if these doubles might fill the bill.

Are these mounts aluminum or steel?

https://www.quadratec.com/sites/default/files/installation_instructions/87400.pdf

Exactly. Over ten years you could buy 3-4 Submariners in just what would be spent fixing it.

http://www.smittybilt.com/downloads/SB_Scout_Flyer.pdf

I was thinking about this last night. Weld two of the round jack mount points to a flat piece stock with bolt holes in each of the four corners. Bolt them on the sides of the spare tire area on the front of the cargo box, pin them in place there when not in use. The same can be done for the...

The jacks are rotated and pinned in place sideways, serving as an impromptu rear bumper.

From my time in the Corps. When it comes to redundancy, "Two is one, one is none". Words to live by.

You know, it almost looks like a 5lb propane tank would fit inside your add-on boxes.......... Damn you and TKHawk! I may be going down this trailer road too!!

The other alternative, and the easiest I think, would be to just take a hole-saw to the inner drawer bulkhead and cut a two inch hole to plug the hose in?

Love the side boxes! What are you storing inside? Lockable too? Great work! Looking at your Spare mount and gas can holder on the back of the truck makes me wonder, are you going to need to extend the to bar a couple of feet?

I think you could ask Partner to set it up that way for you, they're pretty much built to order anyway. Maybe the 16" Partner instead of the 18"? Since you are the only person I know in the world that has one of these trailers, is it possible to "flip the drawer" and have it access the stove...

We have the FrontRunner chairs and really like them. A friend got a similar chair in green from Campmor.

The M-416 "Jeep"-sized trailers haven't been available in over 20 years on the the surplus market. Some were retained off-books when the M-151 Mutts were retired from the last units that had them in the mid-'90s but the "G" caught on and they're long gone now too. The trailers available now...

A diamond plate box above the fender? That's it! We need more pics of your trailer mods!!!

I wonder if this might save you a ton of fabrication? https://www.wilcooffroad.com/shop/hitchgate/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIl-WPlvix1QIV1oWzCh07OAGMEAAYASAAEgIPD_D_BwE

Awesome! Anxious to see more pics as you "personalize" the trailer to your tastes. Where are you moving the spare, to the top of the box? That's where I was thinking.