Project Trail-Hopper

[SethJ]

What is the wall thickness on the tubing for your wall frames?

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[DSALMON-629]

What is the wall thickness on the tubing for your wall frames?

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I'm pretty sure I used .109 thick steel tubing for the walls.

 

[SethJ]

Thanks

 

[DSALMON-629]

So since the last time I posted I have finished paneling the interior and gotten some of my trim installed where the interior panels butt together.





Tonight I started painting and got two good coats on everything, I went with a light grey that's pretty much an exact match to the light grey on the exterior of the trailer.



After I get all the painting to a point where I am satisfied with the coverage I will install my flooring and the rest of my trim. then I will begin my cabinetry.

 

[DSALMON-629]

Tonight I got my flooring installed, it went pretty smoothly and i'm happy with how it turned out.







I still have to cover the fender wells but it got dark on me, I should have them done tomorrow



This is the laminate flooring I used, it has a slightly grey tone to it in person and fit well with the color scheme I have been going with on the build.

 

[DSALMON-629]

I got my fender wells finished and started hooking up lighting, I'm still trying to figure out how I want to build my cabinets. I want to make sure I incorporate all the things I want into them and make them look nice at the same time.

 

[DewieJones]

Dustin sold me this camper and I’ve been wheeling it and using it. I can’t say enough of how well he built this camper by himself! I don’t have a skill set like him, but my buddy Zach finished the interior and I absolutely love how it came out. It still wheels like a beast too! I’ll be posting a walk around this week of the finished camper on my YouTube called Colorado Mallcrawlers. We mostly make trail guides so I plan on using it on those in the future… this camper is turning me from an offroader to overlander lol.