Custom 4x6 off-road trailer with roof top tent. This trailer was professionally built for camping in the PNW. Comes with roof top tent, canopy, annex for under tent (not pictured), spare tire, table, and other accessories.
Price: $3,000
Door in front left corner for easy access without opening the back. Bed cover is made out of 3/4 inch plywood, painted black and textured. It slides into grooves - easy to take in and out, but we leave it on most of the time. Not 100% waterproof, but only a little water gets in along the front and back during a downpour. Does a great job at keeping dust out. Camp table fits in slots on the bottom side of the bed cover. Trailer jacks on tongue and back corners level the trailer for a perfectly flat sleeping surface. Removable 2” ball hitch, could easily convert to an articulating hitch. Steel wheels with off road tires with plenty of life in them. Bearings were greased last summer.
Roof top tent is in great shape. Comes with the foam pad. Very warm and sturdy. All zippers work, no tears, etc. Always aired out - no mildew or funny smells. Removable rain fly. The tent does very well in rain, wind, and cold.
2” hitch receiver on the back for for bike rack, platform etc. Works great for carrying bikes. I mounted a 1up roof rack to the front of the trailer. I plan to keep the bike rack, but if you want it I can include for an extra $250.
Before extra gear, the setup weighs 800lbs (according to the guy who built it, I never weighed it, but it feels right.) Easy to move by hand. Tows very well, even while loaded up with gear. Exactly as wide as my 4Runner.
Minor amount of surface rust on the wheel wells. It’s only cosmetic and would be easy to get rid of with some scrubbing.
Feel free to ask me questions or come check out this one of a kind trailer!
Price: $3,000
Door in front left corner for easy access without opening the back. Bed cover is made out of 3/4 inch plywood, painted black and textured. It slides into grooves - easy to take in and out, but we leave it on most of the time. Not 100% waterproof, but only a little water gets in along the front and back during a downpour. Does a great job at keeping dust out. Camp table fits in slots on the bottom side of the bed cover. Trailer jacks on tongue and back corners level the trailer for a perfectly flat sleeping surface. Removable 2” ball hitch, could easily convert to an articulating hitch. Steel wheels with off road tires with plenty of life in them. Bearings were greased last summer.
Roof top tent is in great shape. Comes with the foam pad. Very warm and sturdy. All zippers work, no tears, etc. Always aired out - no mildew or funny smells. Removable rain fly. The tent does very well in rain, wind, and cold.
2” hitch receiver on the back for for bike rack, platform etc. Works great for carrying bikes. I mounted a 1up roof rack to the front of the trailer. I plan to keep the bike rack, but if you want it I can include for an extra $250.
Before extra gear, the setup weighs 800lbs (according to the guy who built it, I never weighed it, but it feels right.) Easy to move by hand. Tows very well, even while loaded up with gear. Exactly as wide as my 4Runner.
Minor amount of surface rust on the wheel wells. It’s only cosmetic and would be easy to get rid of with some scrubbing.
Feel free to ask me questions or come check out this one of a kind trailer!
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