Great video, I'm about to do a similar 6' x 12' conversion and have been looking for ideas and your video, although 4 yrs old, has been very helpful and informative. I hope you folks are still enjoying your camping activities and living the good life with each other and your pup. All the best. John
Oh my, 5 stars all around. Best use of space while wide open for the bikes. Quality unmatched compared to builds the same size. I guess I'll be referring to this video many times over. Well unless you live in the Cambridge/Isanti area and are willing to share ideas over a coffee or beer. So many ?s. Anyway nicely done,top notch
fantastic work there on the inside of that, well thought out. every inch of that camper is used, I thought spare tire would rub ground, but in thinking about it, it's a "un-used" space & probably has plenty of clearance, also places the spare exactly where it's needed on the outside.
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Nice Trailer, the layout of the trailer and the quality and execution of the build is superb! Well done! And a very good video as well. Thank you for sharing.
That is an incredibly thoughtful and efficient build; you did a great job on EVERYTHING including the narration! I always look for great examples for my build and you provided many. Couple of safety suggestions: the toaster oven behind the stove burners means you potentially reach across flames to get to the toaster oven and second, you probably want to tie your shoe laces so you don't trip on them (could see that in a reflection 😂)
Very well crafted & excellently detailed description. Thank you for sharing. Praying for your health, strength, safety, wisdom and success. God bless...☝🙏🙌💪
I enjoyed your video, the fold up beds are just the trick, we also have bikes which was the main reason for buying the cargo trailer. Some RU-vidrs make them into tiny house builds which is not what we want. What you have achieved is the closest so far for what we need. "new subscriber"
Thanks for sharing. Pretty much exactly how i think i will do mine. I might be asking you some questions come time about the electric/gas hook ups/install. The pop out shower is awesome!
I'm really interested in how you did the beds. We just bought a 6x12 and have been trying to figure out how best to do them. I love that your mattresses seem to be contained in a box. What did you use to keep from adding too much weight to the camper?
I'm building something very similar - trying to concentrate on low budget, light weight. Inside is based around vertical e track. Nice job! I like the use of space on tounge!
