Thanks guys. Some more detail, the deck is 2x6, I did not want to worry about delamination. The sides are 3/4 plywood. The top is 2 layers of 1/4 plywood glued together in place. Most tear drops use only 1 layer of 1/4.
The shinny metal behind the stove is a stainless heat sheild. The base below the stove has slate tiles on it. I construted the base and side heat shield so air flows under and behind for additional cooling. I also welded up some truck exhaust pipe to replace the flex 90s on the flue. The flex 90s kept falling apart while underway due to vibrations, the screws would back out.
And, most important, great thought was put into the proper location of the bottle opener. I decided on the door mount as that is within easy reach from the bunk with the door closed and from outside when the door is open. We must keep our priorities straight.
I built this trailer a few years back for hunting and fishing trips all over the West. It has a small wood burning stove for heat and cooking, I often used the trailer in the snow. It has two windows, both bronze porthole I salvaged from wrecks. It has a gun rack and a small book shelf as well as a bunk for one. The pictures do not show the second window, a 12" porthole forward of the gun rack. The price is $2,500 and it is located in the SF Bay Area.
