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Pics of your trailer in action

Discussion in 'Jeep Trailer Tech' started by 97XJ_95YJ, Aug 13, 2008.

  1. 52m38

    52m38 Same jeep since 1980

    Hi
    Where did the trailer lids come from ....Very nice
    Shafe
     
  2. jeepfreak81

    jeepfreak81 When in Doubt, Pedal out!

    IIRC they made them :beer:
     
  3. jpflat2a

    jpflat2a what's that noise?

    fellow had them made in No Cal
    3 different sizes as the bed dimensions between the trailers are all different, Bantam, M416, etc.
    don't know if there are any left
    they sold for $400....been worth every penny for my use.
     
  4. Psychojeeper

    Psychojeeper Aint 'sposed to be pretty

    Here is that trailer,,or one similar,, http://www.adventuretrailers.com/
     
  5. aallison

    aallison 74 cj6, 76 cj5. Has anyone seen my screwdriver?


    Acutally, Scott (dude with the trailer) made the lid. IIRC, he used square tubing, made a square that set on the edges of the frame,attached hinges on one side, made a couple of cross members and covered it with plywood. As for the tent, he looked into becomming a distributor for the tent company but did not find much interest. A couple of us wanted one of the tents. I like the appeal that the tint unfolds in a matter of seconds and you sleep off the ground.

    For Jeeping and camping in the woods, I think this is the perfect set up........short of airlifting in a Winabago.
     
    Last edited: Nov 16, 2008
  6. lilredyj

    lilredyj New Member

    Heres a shot of our M-416 on the trail here in VA.
     
  7. Kicknbak

    Kicknbak New Member

    Great looking trailer! [​IMG] I couldn't wait to get that one laid up & stripped down. If like mine it will become an old friend. I may have traded 4WDs many times and moved on, but the one one thing that remained constant thru' out the years had been "Banty" the Bantam. Great find!
    Central MO, huh? I'm just southwest of you.
     
  8. Kicknbak

    Kicknbak New Member

    Whoops, my previous post was meant for Tappon.
    Oh, how do I do that???[​IMG]
     
  9. tappel

    tappel New Member

    I am about 1/2 way through the stripping process. I need to get my butt in gear and get back to work on it.
     
  10. 1953M38A1

    1953M38A1 New Member

  11. $ sink

    $ sink Gazillians of posts

    sweet trailer setup, got some build specs on it?
     
  12. task125

    task125 New Member

    put a full day in on mine today:),just trying to figure out the tail lights.I am guessing i will just have parking and stop lights.
     
  13. jeepfreak81

    jeepfreak81 When in Doubt, Pedal out!

  14. tappel

    tappel New Member

    Those pics never get old!!!
     
  15. Jeepman13126

    Jeepman13126 New Member

    Hey guys here is a pic of my trailer. M416 that I built for camping and off-road.

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  16. willys59cj5

    willys59cj5 Sponsor

    Could you post more pics please. I would like to get more ideas from it. What did you use as a base to the tent? Was the tent custom? Details details please.
     
  17. Jeepman13126

    Jeepman13126 New Member

    Here are some more pics:
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    I extended the hitch to make room for the propane mount, storage box and spare tire. I used hitch tubing so I can change the ends of it from an pintle hitch, to a regular ball mount or to the lock and load hitch that I am planning to buy. The frame for the tonneu cover is 3/4 inch square tubing that I made to fit on top of the bed. It is hinged on the passenger side and tilts with the help of two stuts. The Tent is a Roof Top Tent from Mombassa I believe. I got mine on sale and it was very reasonable priced compared to others on the market. I like it alot. It is very well made for the money with a heavy tent material and solid aluminum frame. There is also a three inch thick foam mattress that folds up inside of it. I connected the tent to the frame work with the Thule rack and just used the tonneau cover to keep the rain and moisture out of the trailer. As you can see from the pics I made it so I could open the top with the tent set up so I could still have access to the contents inside the trailer. I had the floor replaced and herculinered the interior and bottom of it for rust protection. I also had the frame sandblasted and powder coated. All in all it took about 6 months to build.
     
  18. willys59cj5

    willys59cj5 Sponsor

    Wow! Very nice build and thank you for the details.
    Ryan
     
  19. task125

    task125 New Member

    tryed to post a pic of mine,site won't let me:?
     
  20. panzer

    panzer Super Mod Staff Member