galen216 said:Rusty is that yours?
It was, we've seen alot of miles together!
galen216 said:Rusty is that yours?
Rusty Shackelford said:It was, we've seen alot of miles together!
galen216 said:So did it fit down in the bed?
Only the front and rear ends went all the way to the floor. The sides rest on the upper lip of the trailer.
Is there an area there for your feet to drop in to?
Yes, you can barely see it in the front-interior shot but there was plenty of room to sit up comfortably, your feet then would be on the metal floor pan (I had a piece of carpet). The heater was under the fridge, also on the trailer floor.
If you eliminated the drop area do you think two people could sleep in there?
Yes, I was going to do just that, but never got to it - in my case, I would have to move the fridge to either the floor, with the door facing up, and sleep on it, or suspend it from the ceiling somehow. Also, the heater would have to be moved up to a usable, but safe area - never could figure that one out. The dimensions would have been 6 feet by 2 feet per sleeper.
Originally I figured anything that added weight would make it hard for my Series to tow it, but now that I added an RRC to my cars it could pull that easy.
Yep, no probs with a RR. The base trailer weighed about 700 pounds, the camper top couldn't weigh more than 100 pounds (empty).
dtl said:thanks, I found these custom trailers but they are a bit pricey! galen ever been to Montebello VA?
http://www.off-roadinternational.com/toughterrain.html