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Good questions. Mark added a steel plate across the bottom to protect it. I always go a step further and either place an outdoor rug or a rubber mat under it. The new door is one piece and the door locks are flush with the interior sides. The old style lower door has to be pulled up to close it...

Wifey and I no longer have kids in the house. So the trailer we have works perfectly for the two of us. But what if you do have a couple munchkins? Mark came up with a brilliant answer. Check out the double bunks above the main bed. Cool! I really like those larger front windows too...

Here is my original table mount. Very robust, but difficult to lift, and it can't be moved aside or removed. Here are couple of pics of the new system in the more up to date trailers. Much easier to work with, can be moved aside or even removed. I'd like to have that setup in mine.

I had Mark install a Max Coupler on Beastie when he built it. The unit just bolts onto the front of the trailer and we like it. I always grease the red bushings prior to mounting the trailer to the 4Runner. It slips on easily and will hopefully lengthen the lifespan of those bushings. I am...

Here is my PETT potty in place. In order to get it to fit properly however, I had to cut ~ 3/8" off of the outside edges of the two rear legs with my Dremel. Now SWMBO is very happy! We have been using this same potty for well over 15 years now. Think we got our money's worth out of it. On...

As mentioned earlier in this thread, I had Mark shorten the passenger side cabinets for me during my build. I did this so that we could fit our PETT portapotty between the end of the bed and the cabinet. Someone asked what the size difference was. Here are a couple of pics to show what was...

My wife loves the fact that she can stand up and get dressed in the trailer. She also likes the portapotty we've installed. The biggest draw for her though was the hard sidewalls. We do a lot of camping in griz country and she sleeps much better with the ability to batten the trailer down...

Ours was the very first Mission Overland. We love it! Since we took delivery of the initial unit in May of 2019 Mark has built many more. Each new group of builds includes new and better components. Each continues to be hand crafted and with exquisite care. Some things haven't changed, like...

For those of you who have never had the opportunity to meet the individual who created and builds the Mission Overland trailers. Here is a pic of Mark and Nanc this morning in Bonners Ferry, ID. Mark is one of the most creative, friendly, decent people I have ever met. I can't tell you how...

Look what followed me home from northern Idaho today. Beastie is back!!