Post favorite pics of your rig and trailer

[jeepdreamer]

Favorite one at the moment, redoing the trailer and just added a new leaf sprung axle. 31's to follow with many more upgrades.

Envious....
My project xj (sidetrack) and trailer (speedy) may never become a couple. Moving in a couple weeks will put a hold on everything and the xj is mid build but being pressed into DD status soon. Oh well...

 

[Volcanic Iceberg]

New favorites.

 

[OldGreen]

Last driveway shot! It is ready to go adventuring this weekend.

 

[LexusAllTerrain]

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Great job, looks fantastic!

 

[Burley]

A couple of my almost complete expedition trailer. Hoping to have some 'in the field' pictures soon!

 

[1store]

Burley Turn out very nice . Has every thing you need.

 

[Crusty]

Howdy!

New to the forum; stumbled upon it searching for options on replacing my trailer below. It is a 1963 Rolite. Used to be a popup, but a previous owner framed it in the upright position. They also cut out the rear end and made a cargo ramp. Bought it to use gold prospecting. Just got done with a 6400 mile road trip, and while I love the funky old trailer, it isn't made for the long haul anymore... it had a lot of age issues and I just sold it to a buddy who will park it on his claim and not drag it around. So I'm looking for something new, that I can also haul around my 2014 BMW 1200 GS Adventure in when I want to.

Lots of great ideas here! Wish I had the patience and skills to build something from the ground up. Hoping to find something already done. Don't need anything fancy; just a place to haul my gear and sleep in. I was sleeping in a cot in my Rolite, but chose to mount a hammock in it, so I can also sleep it in while on the road.

Look forward to browsing around at all the cool stuff here on the forum!

 

[OldGreen]

Finally. . .some action shots. Maiden voyage with the RTT this weekend. 7000' in the cascades.
Camp, looking ironic next to a big pusher:

7000' at the summit. The highest vehicle in the state at that moment. There was probably 12' of snow.

 

[Burley]

A few from the trailers first outing:

 

[Lucky j]

Finally. . .some action shots. Maiden voyage with the RTT this weekend. 7000' in the cascades.
Camp, looking ironic next to a big pusher:
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7000' at the summit. The highest vehicle in the state at that moment. There was probably 12' of snow.
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Very nice!

But it always amaze me that here, we get an average of 25 feet of snow every year, but in no way can we ever drive even on 3 feet of it, let alone 12 feet!

Again, very nice!

 

[Mushin_Noshin]

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[basing110]

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Cabin fever... what model aliner is that? How does it tow offroad with your t4r? And tow through the hills with your t4r? I'm looking at getting a hard side to tow behind my 05 t4r v6 ... wife wants a hardside with ac for us 2, plus 2 small kids

 

[OldGreen]

Very nice!

But it always amaze me that here, we get an average of 25 feet of snow every year, but in no way can we ever drive even on 3 feet of it, let alone 12 feet!

Again, very nice!

Here is some perspective for you. This is about 1000' below the summit:

 

[wagex]

from my 4 day trip to texas last month

 

[Beamer pilot]

Here is some perspective for you. This is about 1000' below the summit:

Well at least you guys have the right equipment...nice.