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I bought Access LED lights for my trailer galley. I will be installing them in a few weeks. Many different sizes and colors, waterproof, 3M tape installation, and even a battery-powered option if you don't want to direct wore it to your vehicle/house battery.

If money is no concern, try these honeycomb aluminum panels! Or maybe you could use the foam core panels for the main body and the honeycomb for the slide outs? I wish I had metal working skills, but I fear I'm too lazy to learn. I would love to see an expo trailer in an aluminum honeycomb.

Honeycomb composite build thread here. He uses 3M 5200 adhesive and I can testify that once that stuff goes on, it does not come off. I hope you build this, I'm intrigued by the concept, particularly because of the material choices confronting you.

"I used to sell Coke too. Increased sales 3x in my area and got all sorts of awards." Coffee through my nose . . .

Regarding your questions on materials In the Other Custom Expedition Camper Forum there are many, many builds with detailed discussions about all the skinning and insulation variations you have mentioned - and more. I suggest you browse through those for ideas and information to help inform...

Do you rent your garage out as a banquet hall or for weddings ever? That is an absolutely impeccable workspace. Great builds, I enjoy this level of craftsmanship.

They had to make room for the microwave, said he jokingly. . .

These guys seem pretty good on water tanks: http://www.plastic-mart.com

Beautiful work.

Spacer on a trailer hub Here is a photo of a wheel spacer on a triler wheel hub:

Take the Suburban. They should get it. If not, well, . . .

Any H2's with that tub in a local salvage yard that would allow you to photograph, measure, etc?

"10GA is probably overkill for what I'll be running... you have a recommendation on a more appropriate size GA to run?" I am amazingly dumb about electrics, so I use the Blue Sea Circuit Wizard app on my iPhone to inform me on the best sizing for the circuit I am running. The only other rule I...

I use the Solar Tracker App on my iPhone. It provides the precise angle for my current location. I only "babysit" the panel every hour or so (assuming I am in camp).

You might consider having Adventure Tool Company make a custom piece for you. They are on these forums quite a bit. I have some of their tool roll stuff and it is very sturdy, and very well made. In fact, compared to the Filson products I have (I'm an old timer and have quite a bit od Filson...

This should be very entertaining!

Beautiful work!

I am planning to head back down to the Small States on June 3rd. Travel conditions permitting, I should be back on it no later than the 10th. I haven't been doing much to further the project this winter. I made some brackets to hold the lights on the sides of the trailer near the doors...

Let me start by saying that my last pre-packaged meals served up by my Beloved Corps were C-rats. Lurps were just around the corner and MREs were a distant dream of some begoggled clerk. Therefore, I lack experience, much less expertise, on the modern military or civilian bowel blockers known...

SBG - I enjoyed your "thread that failed" very much, so am following this one along as well. In fact, since both rigs are going to be at NW Overland, I decided to register so I can see them. Regarding the a/c on a Volt battery bank, etc., I stumbled on this thread. While lacking much in the...