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#6 is cool. The retro style images of a vehicle in a 60's / 70's landscape leaves me with a feeling of nostalgia that no camper creation can fill. Interesting from a marketing perspective though.

Nice work. The doubledeckerness of it is really cool.

Water will always find a level equilibrium. As long as the input to the drain pipe is higher than the tank It will drain into the tank. How well it drains depends on the height difference between the shower drain opening and the top of the tank. In this case It sounds like you wont have much...

Pot stirring link

The gussets will present a challenge for skinning over. I think this style of construction is cool but would do a few things differently. Welded joints for the tubes and like mentioned, I'd use 3M tape for the skins on the outside. They make a specific model for this exact application. I'd...

How wide is your camper? Does it have a slide out?

I imagine what your describing is more expensive and heavier than a small enclosed utility trailer. Most likely you would have to use a flatbed trailer unless you have one custom made. If you are going to place the fiberglass shell inside of an open utility trailer, it would have to be a wide...

I'm not seeing the advantage to the marriage. I would probably just start with a 5x8 enclosed utility trailer. I've had one for 20 years and it is has been versatile for so many different things. They are light enough that they can easily be moved around with a trailer dolly. Insulate it and...

Nice. I've watched a handful of his videos a year or so ago. They are great!

Good to know.

Thanks. Those panels are from Carbon Core.

I just ordered a 5kw and 8kw from Vevor's site. They are the same price so who knows. Were they a brand that was tested? For insulation around the pop up fabric, you might be able to find an inexpensive polyfil or thinsulate blanket that you could cut down so it hangs like a curtain. Maybe a...

Another link https://www.superbrightleds.com/

What conditions are you insulating for? Did you see the insulation system system I did in my Spacekap build? https://forum.expeditionportal.com/threads/spacekap-diablo-6-build.236893/

Thanks for the links. I saw more Gustafson products on etrailer and was wondering how the quality is. https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-RV_Interior_Lights-sf-Puck_Light.aspx

Didn't see your post. It's a blank slate. Converting a cargo trailer.

I'm shopping interior lighting and am wondering what other people's experience has been? There is the usual Amazon Alibaba express but I'm hoping to find something slightly higher quality. Not much better on RV sites so I'm going to start combing the marine world. I'm specifically looking for...

What steered you away from dope? I've found dope works 100% of the time on metal pipe threads. Teflon works 95% of the time on plastic and I never use it on metal because most of the time it doesn't work.

These look great. I'm curious to hear peoples feedback as well.

That's a cool idea. I bet the holes wont be bad if they route through the middle of a side panel. Where are you thinking of housing the propane tank?