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Sorry about that. Here you go. https://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/rvs/5425304973.html

Well, I hate to sell this awesome trailer, but the family is getting bigger and we just need more space. Here is my build thread: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/80288-Colorado-Combo-Killing-Two-Birds-With-One-Stone And here is my local posting on Craigslist...

Well, its a sad day, but my boys are just getting too big to use this tent trailer anymore. Here is my build thread: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/80288-Colorado-Combo-Killing-Two-Birds-With-One-Stone Asking $3,900. Located in East County San Diego if anyone is interested in...

That is max pressure. You don't get anything like you would out of your kitchen sink, but it is plenty of pressure and plenty of water. I was honestly supprised by what came out... When you look at how small the "straw" in the tank is and the size of the hose going into the wand, I wasn't...

I love this. I liked it so much, I made my own (cheap version). I went to harbor freight and bought their 2 gallon Hudson sprayer for $13.00 I had this kitchen sink sprayer laying around Some very minor trimming of some plastic, and it threaded perfectly where the wand use to attach. I was...

Love it - that is going to be a great set up. I did something similar with mine, but made it removable. I can't tell you how often I use it as just a flat bed trailer without the tent trailer on. Here is my build...

I got it from Bear Creek. They happened to have one in stock, but they typically have to make them to order from templates they have on file.

Just got new canvas for the Colorado Combo. This rig has worked out better than expected and decided it was worth the money to get a new tent.

Thanks for the kind words. It was a fun project and turned out far better than I expected.

Disclaimer: I am not a fabricator, welder, mechanic or any other trade that would have been extremely helpful during this build; as a matter of fact, I sit at a desk behind and computer 80% of the time at work. I have never done anything this large or complex. But, I had a dad that could do it...

Well, this post is long overdue. Several years ago I read the below thread (http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/13650-My-relatively-in-expensive-offroad-popup-build-thread) that really got my gears turning on what I wanted to do for my own build. Well as fortune would have it, I came...

That would be perfect. I know I looked into trying to find a trailer frame that would work (for my purposes) with my Coleman Colorado, but I just couldn't find anything that wouldn't take a lot of modification. With you already having the trailer, you might be able to find a pop up that would...

I really didn't change anything about the original pop up camper except for enlarging the wheel wells and building a metal frame to support it and allow for me to pull it off the frame.

Here is my set up. Jeep is a 1997 Cherokee. The trailer is a 1987 Coleman Colorado on a custom built trailer. I built it so I can pop it off and use as a flatbed trailer.

1999 f250 4x4 with 1996 Fleetwood Elkhorn

I've been meaning to post up a quick write-up on the insulation bag I made for my fridge. First, I went and got the insulated bubble wrap from Home Depot - I don't recall how much it was, but it was cheap. This is what I have left after the project I opted to make one long bag that would...

The box is 7' 2" long, 6' 3" wide and 1' 4" tall. Good luck, let me know if you need anything else. Kyle