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Double impressive! That awning is great.

Pitty there not a How to Piss Off the HOA thread.

Utility Body Trailers Just my 2 cents, but if you could find a frame like this: http://farmington.craigslist.org/for/3966735569.html Obviously you or someone needs to be able to weld, but it is really not too difficult to get a utility body like this...

Mine is from the 'mini-truck' era. Its basically a foot shorter and narrower than the full-size boxes you can find on CL. It is the ideal size for our ventures. For sure, a too-big trailer can get you in a jam. Keep in mind that shorter is not always your friend when it comes to reversing...

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Ironic you pose the question. I'm creating a rack currently that is like you box. It will sit atop the rear of the trailer. I want it for wood, but also muddy boots, etc.

nice run, Jim

If anyone is in St Louis and needs a mil-trailer project, here's a good start......... http://stlouis.craigslist.org/rvs/3933441644.html

Great rig. It's even better to see it in the wild. Sent from my iToaster

[same boat]

I'm just curious why you are considering Sierra given what you already know? What are they offering that makes you consider giving them money compared to any alternatives you have in mind?

Matt, finding a trailer frame builder is probably worth your effort. He may even have 1 out back that's a close. When you're roaming the trails, the last thing you want is to worry about the frame/suspension every time you hear a noise. That said, there's always good buys on CL too Sent...

The beauty of the utility bed is you have all kinds of options. And by and large, you can 'remodel' anytime you want. My wife rolls her eyes whenever we go to Home Depot and one of the guys asks if I'm working on the trailer. It reminds me that I'm living good these days.

Utility Bed Trailer: Stove Placement Just to add 2 cents to the stove placement planning...... My first thought was to have stove be apart of one compartment too. As PDSFTW explains, have it sitting on the fold out door. But after some trial runs, the cook doesnt like it this way. She much...

im interested in the fridge. i'd like to call you about the door swing. PM sent.

Is the tent made of Kevlar?

Once you get your tires mounted, then I'd design the upper rack to set the RTT at the desired height. I made mine so the very most rear cross member can be removed should I want to slide something tall in the rear compartment. The rack makes it easy to mount an awning. Which for us is what...

That's a lotta bed. Have fun Sent from my iToaster

Fiberglass units are EXTREMELY rare. If you don't want it, pls reserve it and I will make it worth your wild. But mine has been a blast to build and use. The biggest consideration is towing ability. Trust me, you'll find something to fill every inch. And soon, it's a load. Great find. Good...

any links to more details? photos, etc?