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| Finished most of the exterior of the camper. |
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| These fenders I purchased from Tractor Supply are just temporary till I purchased some sheet metal for my own design. These will do for now but not the style I'm looking for. |
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| Still need to finish more on the gallery,been focusing more on the exterior so I can get it inspected for a title. |
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| I had these old Mopar ralley wheels off an old Plymouth I use to own so I sanded and painted them and had new tires mounted on. |
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| Plan on putting a tool box up front and putting aluminum diamond plate under the trim for rock protection. |
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| Took it for a test run and it pulled straight and true. Almost could'nt tell it was back there, with the exception that I need rear brakes on my jeep. Now all I lack is finishing. |
A true beauty. Congratulations on your hard work. Love it!
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ReplyDeleteThe camper looks great. I was wondering where you picked up the door on the side of the camper (entry door). I am building my own tear drop style camper and came across your blog.
ReplyDeleteThank you Eric. I purchased the door from Frank Bear at teardropcamperparts.com
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ReplyDeleteHi do you have any recent pics and do you have any add ons like solar panels or a ac / fan or a fridge
ReplyDeleteyou did a great job. also i really want to see what your kitchen looks like
What an awesome looking trailer! I'm REALLY curious as to what you skinned it with.. Mind sharing?
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...Steve...
It is skined with aluminium.
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