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I can't tell you how happy I am to get the camper mounted to the trailer! Small victories are adding up, one day I just might be able to go camping in this thing!

The door came in early! I had originally been given a 10-12 week delivery date and got it the 7th week. Also getting close to finishing the fiberglass work, Thank God! I'm getting too old to work like this lol.

Still coming along slowly. I got the utility box frame finished and bolted up and started doing the body filler work. Next will start FG taping all the seams and edges and then cloth over that to finish it up and hopefully have a strong and waterproof exterior.

Cut the doors in today and dry fit them. Looking more and more like a camper. The doors are from Vintage Technologies Part number: FC09-FC10

Finally starting to take shape!

Finally got to cut some high dollar wood lol. That last photo is looking at the floor before I flip it over. 2 Qts of liquid Flex Seal for the bottom of the floor!

SSL, they came from Etrailer.com

Did a little painting.

Had a little change of plans. Decided to go with a lock n roll hitch and electric brakes. The new hitch makes a nice difference, I'm really happy with the way it feels. I don't even feel it back there anymore. I'm sure leveling it out helped as well.

Slow steady progress, got the matching stock FJ wheels on, it's just about time to start building!

I was thinking about wheel adapters but ended up replacing the hubs, you may want to check out prices of hubs versus adapters. For me I ended up spending about $100 more but I now have new hubs/bearings and no spacers to worry about.

A little progress, finished getting all the decking off of the frame and also got the hubs installed. Waiting on tires and wheels and then I'll drag it back to the landfill to weigh before I start adding weight back.

Beautiful job on the restore!

I do plan on keeping the pintle hitch, I can understand how some people decide to switch it out but I'm a big believer in if it's not broke don't fix it. It may be a little noisy but it's reliable and by far the easiest hitch I've ever hooked to. If the day ever comes that I can't take the...

Hi, and thanks for the input. It is a little wider than the fj, the outer fender is in line with my side mirrors, that was definitely one of the drawbacks I could see with this trailer. But, the condition of it,price, and being all aluminum, I just couldn't pass on it.

I like your plan and I'm basically following the same plan. Level it out, build the box, and test. If a new axle is needed I can do that later, my theory is it cost me nothing to try it as is and find out if it will work. I'm also on board with keeping the pintle setup, it articulates well and...

Hi all, my name is Craig and about a month ago I bought an Ltt-f chassis trailer 2006 model. it's pretty much a copy of the M1101/02 without the box. The plan is to build a wood box camper with a sleeping quarters and a rear galley. So far progress has been slow and will continue to be if I have...

Thanks for the reply, once i had the wheel off and got the bearing numbers I called the Etrailers folks and they hooked me up with the hubs. For me it ended up being part number 8-201-5UC3 which matched my bearing sizes.

Hi all! I have a 2006 LTT-Flatdeck chassis trailer and would like to do the hub and brake conversion. My trailer is supposedly the same trailer as the M1101/02. Can anyone confirm that the hub and brake parts listed here will work on the LTT-F? TIA for any info.