Post favorite pics of your rig and trailer

[loren85022]

Made an overnight run up to where the ExPo will be this year (Mormon Lake). Looks perfect for a few thousand blingmobiles to hang out for a few days. I put 200+ miles on the trailer. She seems to be following me and staying in one piece.




Two Vizslas can just about tow a trailer when a chipmunk comes in view

 

[LowTech]

@Low Tech: Black Rock Desert?

Yep.

 

[Mammcat]

This was in last hollidays, Monegros Spain.

 

[Maine07jk]

Maine07jk:

The combo looks great together!

Thanks Mark and thanks for the insight during the build. I have big plans for it down the road when I can come up with some more $$$$!

 

[HenryJ]

Succor Creek, OR

 

[loup407]

My FJC and Horizon

 

[Titanpat57]

Trout fishin' trip to Roscoe

Got a chance to take a few days off and get some R+R in...of course the weather sucked, as did the fishing, but at least I wasn't working!

The winds blew so hard I had to double rope things down, and tie the water jugs to the canopy! It was nice to roll up on a finished slab of concrete at the campground...the last time I was there (20+ yrs. ago), it was pretty rustic...but the severe flooding last Sept. pushed them to upgrade some spots...which worked out fine. I took the long way home over 52, through Ellenville, past the Eagles Nest...was hoping to catch some hang gliders...but no luck.

I slept inside the trailer, since the Mrs. only spent one night, I passed on the RTT, which was fine anyway, because with the wind blowing as hard as it was, I wouldv'e never slept. Outside of some finished trim in the corners, and a few coats of poly, it was a real pleasure to sleep inside, especially since every night in went into the high 20's.

 

[RunninRubicon]

great pictures

Fly fishing is certainly better then working. Enjoyed your pictures a great deal. Your right. RRT's are great in weather above freezing. Heaters bring humidity and moisture ends up in your sleeping bag requiring airing out everyday. But they are high and dry. Wind is another issue entirely!
Thanks for sharing,
RunninRubicon

 

[Mark Harley]

Great pictures and ROAM is looking Great!

 

[Bigbendhiker]

Beautiful trailer and beautiful scenery! What more could you ask for? Congrats.

 

[Titanpat57]

Fly fishing is certainly better then working. Enjoyed your pictures a great deal. Your right. RRT's are great in weather above freezing. Heaters bring humidity and moisture ends up in your sleeping bag requiring airing out everyday. But they are high and dry. Wind is another issue entirely!
Thanks for sharing,
RunninRubicon

Great pictures and ROAM is looking Great!

Beautiful trailer and beautiful scenery! What more could you ask for? Congrats.

Thank you guys..

the only thing missing was a gratuitous stream side shot of the Official beverage of the ROAM Camper...

but I found one!...here's to ya's!!

 

[SWITAWI]

^^ You lucky dog. Nice trip pics!

 

[Tucson T4R]

Hard to beat some R&R time next to flowing river. Looks like a nice spot and it's nice your trailer design lets you forgo the RTT and sleep inside when the weather gets rude.:victory:

 

[Tucson T4R]

Hard to beat some R&R time next to a flowing river. Looks like a nice spot and it's nice your trailer design lets you forgo the RTT and sleep inside when the weather gets rude.:victory:

 

[cmeyer001]

M416 Trailer frame with custom box, still need to finish the tail gate and get it painted.