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You know what I'd like to get? (since my jeep can't pull much lol)
Ever see those military Jeep trailers? I'd like to get a Canadian made M101. I know these will float with 500lbs of cargo in them. I'm not sure if the American ones float, because the box is bolted to the frame. The Canadian ones are welded.....if that even makes a difference.
There are all sorts of cool things you can do with them, but I think I like this reason best, and just might be what you're looking for, Chow:
You know what I'd like to get? (since my jeep can't pull much lol)
Ever see those military Jeep trailers? I'd like to get a Canadian made M101. I know these will float with 500lbs of cargo in them. I'm not sure if the American ones float, because the box is bolted to the frame. The Canadian ones are welded.....if that even makes a difference.
There are all sorts of cool things you can do with them, but I think I like this reason best, and just might be what you're looking for, Chow:
The project I'd like to take on someday would be to restore a camper. Go retro. I've been tempted. It would go down to totally gutted camper, new subfloor, studs, sides, roof, insulation. Then wood grained vinyl flooring, cabinets and furniture and appliances. I haven't talked myself into it, yet.
Those tent trailers look pretty cool. I was kind of looking into those a few yrs back. The problem we have is storing the damn thing. We have a condo with limited parking around here. I'm hoping when we get out of this silly state in a few yrs we can have a house with a little bit of land, even just half an acre would be fine. We can store it easily on the property.
I would suck to have to store it and those costs would be more than I want to budget right now.
The project I'd like to take on someday would be to restore a camper. Go retro. I've been tempted. It would go down to totally gutted camper, new subfloor, studs, sides, roof, insulation. Then wood grained vinyl flooring, cabinets and furniture and appliances. I haven't talked myself into it, yet.
I hope you're not thinking of restoring an Airstream (which both of those campers remind me of). While beautiful.....the price for one that's junk hurts my brain. lol
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