Great job, looks like it could have come from a Jeep dealer! Nice to see another Dinoot on here in the sea of M100's
Do you have plans to do any further outfitting like electrical, solar, water tanks, etc? I totally second the comments about Scott and the Dinoot.com forums, I know I couldn't have pulled it off without all the support there. I also went with stainless fasteners and tee nuts under the floor, I found an amazing resource for all of that too,
AlbanyCountyFasteners.com has amazing prices and super fast shipping, especially on their eBay store, I probably ordered from them 20 times throughout my build! Basically a bag of 25 of a fastener costs about what 4 of them do at Home Depot (if they even have them).
I built mine almost 3 years ago now and over this past winter I spent some time fine tuning it, basically doing some things I wished I had done originally. I went with stiffer springs, added grease able shackle bolts, shocks, more water/fuel storage, made the overhead rack extend/retract 16" for a lower center of gravity during transport, re-worked my awning mount, added an inverter, did a bunch of re-wiring and replaced the LED flood lights with flush mount versions. I find that it's a constant work in progress, we always seem to find small things we could do better after a trip. In the fall we will be taking it from Seattle to Baja Mexico and back over a month so we're doing our best to get it all set up to support us for that long on the road, I think we're close.
Here is my
basic build thread on Expedition Portal if you want to check out my outfitting and steal any ideas I came up with (help yourself, that's what it's all about!)
For the
full build thread you can check it out on Scott's Dinoot.com forum, absolutely the best resource available for building these trailers.