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Looks like you got a nice one. Frame turned out well. Is that primer or topcoat color? Post more as you go.

Looks great! As others have stated extend the fenders to cover the tires. They will throw crap everywhere.

Nice size with the 4runner.

This!

I have used bed frame angle for many projects around the house. they are cheap and sometimes free " trash day " are solid enough to weld and stiff too. I say go for it!

The trailer looks great. I like the rear leg too!

1960's to 2010 GM 8 bolt wheels work best and fit the hub better they are a 8 on 6.5 lug pattern Dodge and Ford wheels of that age work too but have larger hub holes. GM has now changed to a metric pattern like ford. The wheels pictured are from a 2000 to 2008 GM 2500HD

Looks great!

Very nice!

I think this will be perfect for what you need. A little lift, better tires and wheels, bike storage and a place to sleep. Maybe a diamond plate box for storing gear and a table to cook on. Post what you come up with.

This will be an interesting build. It is nice to have the door in the rear so it does not interfere with tires or fenders.

Very nice!

Nice stance with the jeep! Great results.

I like the results of the extended tongue. it will make revers manuvers easier. I have a M101A2 Thay are heavy but make great trailers. Are you painting it to match the Ford?

Looking forward to the build.

Hey sam is that the John Deere dealer beside the 50's dinor? I was just there on the way to pick up a pup at the Harrison County Humane Society.

Unbolt your landing leg and turn it around, it will give you better ground clearance.

Excellent results!

It has gotten above freezing in Pittsburgh, How is the build coming?

I would let your nose do the deciding. Being fiberglass it should have been water proof and not absorbed the smells. If it passes the sniff test bring it home and give it a good scrub down and you'll be good. I hate smells! I passed up a great deal on a truck because it was owned by a smoker.