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Finished the kitchen counter with sink & faucet.

A few pics of the inside.

I’ve got plumbing! I can drain to the ground or add a second scepter tank for grey water. I used an existing hole in the bed, so no drilling.

I had to do some trimming on the cabinet to make it fit in the camper. After some adjustments, my original magnet catch seems to be doing fine. Also applying stain and tung oil to the cabinet and counter.

Found these bungee catches which might work. I'm leaning towards the magnet catches because they are hidden and low profile. https://www.etrailer.com/RV-Door-Parts/Organized-Obie/OBE77FR.html

Has anyone tried these?

To keep things simple and light, I hinged the center platform leaf pictured below to swing up as a door to the cabinet. Otherwise I would have had to store it somewhere anyway. In the picture, you can see a silver magnetic catch to hold the door up. I bought it from Lowes, and it's not strong...

Two can sleep upstairs and one (possibly two) can sleep below.

It's not an Ursa Minor, but kind of close. I thought you guys might enjoy my Gladiator Build thread for some ideas. Finishing the interior furniture now.

Now you can't do this with a Wrangler!

Sadly, no. In Missouri, motor driven transportation may not be used to take, drive or molest wildlife.

Nope, but with the top up, it would have made a great deer stand.

Openning day of rifle season worked out well, with (8) deer taken from 7 guys. It was nice to hose out my truck bed after bringing them to the butcher. Here's a couple from one of the guys. Mine was a smaller 8pt.

Building a simple cabinet for the kitchen counter.

I'm mocking up the height of the counter.

It’s nice to be able to pull the furniture out in 10 minutes. I need to use the truck bed this week.

Still needs final sanding and tweaking, but it’s coming together.

Decided to complete the counter, to see if I like it. Heck, it's free materials anyway. I'm doubling up the edges, like a kitchen counter top. This will make it look beefier. I'm showing the underside.

Nice deal!

Planing, sanding, and oiling the counter top. I'm debating if it's a bit too rustic for the counter or not.