Very nice trailer. Looks so relaxing. I also built a low cost square drop olive green trailer military style with Pinto hitch. Built the frame and all from scratch which was fun. The cabin is a 5x8, but 6.5 x8 if axles length is added in for stability. It's a self sufficient unit with solar, 1500 watt invertor, shore power, generator electrical, and propane. If needed, it also has a small wood fire vented mini stove. Built in Interior lights with outside spot light controlled from inside due to spending lots of time in bear country. Made the door with a window, totally insulated with styrofoam. All the sliding opening windows, A small galley in the rear. It's also fairly high with lots of clearance with military trailer tires. Also put in little luxuries such as phone charge outlets, stereo, and two ways. All cooking is done outside though. Had lots of good knowledgeable help. Love going to places and looking at other trailers. It's like an idea factory. Also love the rear door on yours. The two main differences between yours and mine is the slight foot length inward angle at the rear for ditches etc but sadly, I used frame lag bolts instead of the cable idea which I like. Really nice build you did. Thank you for showing your build to us.
Nice camper, leaving your trailer to having a duel purpose. I’m into everything except the entrances of climbing over steel side railing. Being a little older I’d need to build an attachable side step to enter safely. Great job👍
I like the simplicity and neat design. Building cabinets and adding a bunch of stuff just makes it harder to maintain and repair or upgrade. It's good. I like it.
you guys are the best. been looking for this kind of design. i think we are brothers from another mother. ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS. MY CONFIDENCE LEVEL IS COMPLETE
Love your shirt! I'm originally from Detroit. Grew up there then late 80s early 90s we moved north for obvious reasons and now I'm in the PNW but Michigan is still home.
I love this build, I have been watching DIY overland builds for about a year now, and the modularity of this one is fantastic, and would eliminate the need for two trailers, two sets of trailer licenses etc. Great job!!!
Thanks Charlie, the trailer situation was the plan all along. Seems to work good. If I were to donut again I would pay closer attention to weight. Doesn’t matter for my rig but I can definitely see advantages to being lighter.
This is a neat package! I have considered doing something much like this. But a slightly different configuration. To gain additional interior room, I would bump out the sides a bit over the side top rails to extend the width to nearly the outside of the fenders. Then maybe add running boards to the sides of the trailer in front of and or behind the wheels for additional storage capacity of items which always seem to find themselves coming along and taking up space inside of the camper. Things like tools, shovels, axes, buckets, blocks, nicknacks or whatever.
The options are endless on a personal build like this. Sounds like yours will be a bit more in depth than mine. If you have a video series on it I’d love to follow along. Thanks for watching.
Putting it on a prebuilt trailer makes the entire setup a hair heavier than it needs to be but I sort of like things being bulletproof. Mines solid. Good luck.
Nice job on your camper build, I'm glad to see people starting to make campers that can come off the trailer. That's the way it should always have been for all campers. I liked your awnings and those doors you purchased.
We love this thing. About to road trip it to Florida behind the Jeep Wrangler. Stay tuned for that video in a month or so. If I did it again, I’d focus a little more on weight, reducing where possible. Not bad though. Thanks for joining us!
@@LivingOurAmericanDream how cramped would it be for the kids to sleep short ways in the camper? I like the size of the 5x10, but want something that our family of 4 can use. How much bigger would a 6x10 feel on the road? We’d be pulling with a minivan.
Well now I KNOW my droid phone is listening to me. We watched a couple of DIY tear drop builds today and I remarked "I don't know why someone wouldn't just build a box on skids to slip into a 5x8 landscape trailer." I even looked up the Sure-Trac site and local dealer. Take a few hours for dinner, come back to the 'puter, and here you are! Nice idea and build!
Great idea... like the on.. off and still have a trailer for multi use... great work... Michigan here... i may have to build one myself... Happy cramping
Very nice build to the both of you. Been looking to build my own for a couple of years now but wanting a good design to follow and so far yours is tops!
This man has dialect in check. I'm from Michigan. Plenty of family in Dearborn area. I forget when I visit, no one thinks about stopping or slowing down for anything or anyone. Child sacrifice on Telegraph lane 3, everyone takes 1 and 2.
Really like a lot of your ideas. Love the orange color. Like the back storage that’s not a kitchen, never liked the rear kitchens. Great job thank you for sharing.
Love this. I would have put an awning coming of the back too even if I had to get it made to fit so that I could zip or snap off and on in order to enclose the entire perimeter of the camper like some boats use to enclose the aft (back) end of the cockpit area
Before i even watched this video i had the same idea to get a trailer and put on a camperpod on top. Therefor i don't alter the trailer and it stays same for the technical control we have here in Belgium. Thanks for the awesome video. Happy camping
Looks great. I've been working on one nearly identical with solar for power. I like the idea on securing to the trailer. I've been back and forth on the best way to do it myself and like what you've done.
I put quite a bit of thought into how I would attach to the trailer without doing permanent damage and without relying on the deck boards as they’re not really attached in a way to support a structure like this. The cables work great, are removable, and do absolutely not harm to the trailer. I’d recommend, but make sure you’re rigging up your cable hardware correctly or it won’t hold. Thanks!
Nice size trailer and very practical ..building the teardrop is time intensive with the curved components . I would be happy with a totally square design and have a seperate section attached to front on the A frame which is tapered and shaped for better wind resistance and giving room for batteries, and storage for other components loike camp toilet and even a water tank . But definitely an awesome design !!!!
When you go to replace the carpet, look at commercial carpet squares. They're a couple bucks per 24" square but they will outlast your camper... and you can just replace the bad squares if you wear something out or track dog shit in or something like that.
Awesome build . I been wanting to build one . Just a some tips get you about 3 2x6 in 3 different length with 45degs cut one each ends make leveling up easy . 2 gets some jack stands for front take weight off the tongue jack good and happy camping
Your removal process was appreciated because I too am going to make my box available to be removed that way it’s multi function for the trailer and one registration for the steam tag🇺🇸🤟🥂
Very Creative, Very Clever, and looks Very Comfy Too! Awesome job to the both of you! I also think it’s pretty damn cool, that you decided to take it apon yourselves to actually take on constructing something like this , that not too many people out there are doing …So!.. “KEEP ON! KEEPIN ON”!
You did a good job, only change I would make is to move the fridge, over to the left a tad for full access, that would also give more storage space on the right of it. Pretty color too!!
Wow, what a beautiful end result. Not that anyone cares, but I had a dream last night about a home built tiny camper. We are in our sunset years so I recently sold my Casita. I didn't realize they were so popular. Regardless, We will still enjoy the memories and dreams.
I would recommend having the cable that secures the cabin sit right before the steel studs of the trailer, not after. This way, with the pressure of highway speeds, it will have one more point of contact stopping it from sliding. Because the way you have it in this video, it has a whole channel to potentially wiggle its way to the rear
Reminds me of one I designed years ago but never built. I had mine sized to fit a full queen mattress and box springs without quite as much headroom. The tri-fold mattress you can use as a couch is a better idea. Also, unlike yours, however, it never occurred to me to make the sleep pod removable, although in hindsight, it makes a lot of sense!
So far it’s pretty handy. I’m considering doing another one just to try and make even better use of space and make it even lighter, perhaps for a 5x8 trailer. Thanks for watching.
I’ll be building another squaredrop like this one, with the goal of making it lighter, and a bit smaller. Was really fun to build and holds up well. Thanks for watching.
Great build! You certainly have something there to be proud of. I like your simplicity in your choices in regard to amenities. My wife would love the color. She has an orange jeep and we can always find it in the parking lots.
I’d go with a pick up topper that’s how I built mine all around windows 2 foot tall side walls plywood slap a topper on the top ,I like the idea of a slide in camper you have ,put my side walls on top of the trailer rails
Thanks for the videos..! I am thinking of doing something very similar with my 5x8 utility trailer...(also a sure track). I too will make videos of the build. Yours looks great... and I hope that it serves you well..!! Cheers!!
Excellent build. It has been a thought of mine for a long time to have a trailer like yours with a slide in camper. I wondered about doors that make you climb over the trailer sides, you don't seem to have any difficulty. Yours is the first of this concept I have seen on RUclips, and exceptionally well done.
As I've watched these builds I've seen quite a few people show the raptor liner split and crack due to the plywood slightly expanding and contracting. Hope yours lasts a while. Appling fiberglass layers to the plywood first is the key to preventing it.
I'M SO GRATEFUL TO FIND THIS CHANNEL AND YOUR BUILD! I HAVE THE SAME TRAILER AND WANTED A SMALLER CAMPER/ TRAILER OPTION THAN MY ENCLOSED 5X10 TO PULL BEHIND A GMC SAFARI 4X4. I LOVE THE SIMPLISTIC BUILD, THIS IDEA IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS HOPING TO FIND! WE LOVE TO CAMP AND SOON PLAN TO BRING MOTHER IN LAW WITH US TO ENJOY LOCAL TRIPS. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS, IT WILL HELP MANY OF US! PS I THINK I'M GOING TO BUILD IT, JUST A LITTLE LESS BOMB PROOF FOR WEIGHT! LOL... NEW SUB. FROM 641...
Hi Mike, welcome to the channel. Yes, if I did it again, there are many ways to make it lighter. For example, I would not insulate, just carpet the interior for sound. Also, the 4x6s on the bottom are heavy too, perhaps a different idea for the skids. I might be doing another one in the future…..had so much fun on this one. For now, check out the cabin I’m building in the woods, all off grid. That’s taking up all my time right now. Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching. -Matt
Wow that’s awesome love the mattress then turn into couch that is slick I need one of those for the back of my pick up truck camper appreciate you sharing awesome job on the build I did it, I subscribed I’ll be watching for more super cool
Great vid, I like the simple design. I have almost the same trailer, so this would work pretty well for what I need - carrying a sunfish sailboat atop the camper.
Nice looking little camper that would be good for me on my Hunting trips and when done you can take it off and use the Trailer for something else . But I don`t know if I would call it a Tear Drop because it doesn`t look like a Tear Drop . But it`s yours so call it what you want to . Good Job .
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Watch this video for a demonstration of unloading/loading the pod on the trailer, final cost and weight:
ruclips.net/video/2HMxmQFebgI/видео.html
What would you say it's an average you spend on this project. Including the trailer?
Sweet!
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Nice build. Really like what you did with the 1x4’s! Definitely a money saver!
Respect to whoever was behind the camera. Way above average standard.
Very nice trailer. Looks so relaxing. I also built a low cost square drop olive green trailer military style with Pinto hitch. Built the frame and all from scratch which was fun. The cabin is a 5x8, but 6.5 x8 if axles length is added in for stability. It's a self sufficient unit with solar, 1500 watt invertor, shore power, generator electrical, and propane. If needed, it also has a small wood fire vented mini stove. Built in Interior lights with outside spot light controlled from inside due to spending lots of time in bear country. Made the door with a window, totally insulated with styrofoam. All the sliding opening windows, A small galley in the rear. It's also fairly high with lots of clearance with military trailer tires. Also put in little luxuries such as phone charge outlets, stereo, and two ways. All cooking is done outside though. Had lots of good knowledgeable help. Love going to places and looking at other trailers. It's like an idea factory. Also love the rear door on yours. The two main differences between yours and mine is the slight foot length inward angle at the rear for ditches etc but sadly, I used frame lag bolts instead of the cable idea which I like. Really nice build you did. Thank you for showing your build to us.
I like this far better than most teardrops. More room means not feeling like you're sleeping in a coffin.
Nice camper, leaving your trailer to having a duel purpose. I’m into everything except the entrances of climbing over steel side railing. Being a little older I’d need to build an attachable side step to enter safely. Great job👍
Ron Steitz, I was thinking the same.
Being the fender is sticking out the side and the trailer is steel I would weld steps to make entry a lot easier.
I like the simplicity and neat design. Building cabinets and adding a bunch of stuff just makes it harder to maintain and repair or upgrade. It's good. I like it.
ooo a flip down table on the sides would be super handy for cooking and stuff
Clean simple and well executed. I like that you didnt' go nuts with features and overload it. Great trailer choice.
Black and orange complements each other and looks great.
Great build and well thought out design. I love that it is removable from the trailer, too.
you guys are the best. been looking for this kind of design. i think we are brothers from another mother. ANSWERED ALL MY QUESTIONS. MY CONFIDENCE LEVEL IS COMPLETE
Love your shirt! I'm originally from Detroit. Grew up there then late 80s early 90s we moved north for obvious reasons and now I'm in the PNW but Michigan is still home.
I love this build, I have been watching DIY overland builds for about a year now, and the modularity of this one is fantastic, and would eliminate the need for two trailers, two sets of trailer licenses etc. Great job!!!
Thanks Charlie, the trailer situation was the plan all along. Seems to work good. If I were to donut again I would pay closer attention to weight. Doesn’t matter for my rig but I can definitely see advantages to being lighter.
Great build. You do good work. My only additions would have been a max air vent and A/C unit. Thanks for sharing the build.
Well done! Looks and probably functions better than a new teardrop. I’m Impressed! Nothing like custom!
I really like the idea of the camper pod’s removable from the trailer!
This is a neat package! I have considered doing something much like this. But a slightly different configuration. To gain additional interior room, I would bump out the sides a bit over the side top rails to extend the width to nearly the outside of the fenders. Then maybe add running boards to the sides of the trailer in front of and or behind the wheels for additional storage capacity of items which always seem to find themselves coming along and taking up space inside of the camper. Things like tools, shovels, axes, buckets, blocks, nicknacks or whatever.
The options are endless on a personal build like this. Sounds like yours will be a bit more in depth than mine. If you have a video series on it I’d love to follow along. Thanks for watching.
I like how you can take it off and put it back on so you can still use the trailer
Putting it on a prebuilt trailer makes the entire setup a hair heavier than it needs to be but I sort of like things being bulletproof. Mines solid. Good luck.
Thats a sweet build. I like the height. Much nicer than most builds I seen on RUclips.
Gives me some really good ideas! But I would definitely go with an air conditioner, and larger windows. Much larger!
I'm glad you explained what you can do with the level. I was on the edge of my seat in suspense.
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Nice job on your camper build, I'm glad to see people starting to make campers that can come off the trailer. That's the way it should always have been for all campers. I liked your awnings and those doors you purchased.
We love this thing. About to road trip it to Florida behind the Jeep Wrangler. Stay tuned for that video in a month or so. If I did it again, I’d focus a little more on weight, reducing where possible. Not bad though. Thanks for joining us!
very good and thank you!
What a great Idea I like it. more room and multi purpose.
Great build simple yet totally functional and looks very comfortable. A great platform for anyone to copy then modify to fit their personal needs.
Not gonna lie, I cribbed this design from another RUclipsr. It’s a great way to get ideas. Thanks.
This is really well thought out and the most functional ones I've seen. Great job!!
Now that's smart, removable off trailer.
This is too cool, congrats on the great build.
Thanks! We’re packing it up right now for the first camping trip coming soon.
@@LivingOurAmericanDream how cramped would it be for the kids to sleep short ways in the camper? I like the size of the 5x10, but want something that our family of 4 can use. How much bigger would a 6x10 feel on the road? We’d be pulling with a minivan.
Well now I KNOW my droid phone is listening to me. We watched a couple of DIY tear drop builds today and I remarked "I don't know why someone wouldn't just build a box on skids to slip into a 5x8 landscape trailer." I even looked up the Sure-Trac site and local dealer. Take a few hours for dinner, come back to the 'puter, and here you are! Nice idea and build!
Wow, that’s a heck of a story. Regardless of how you got here, thanks for joining us!
You gave it permission dolt
Sure appreciate the lead on Vintage Technologies. Been looking for a reasonably priced window for some time.
Great idea... like the on.. off and still have a trailer for multi use... great work... Michigan here... i may have to build one myself... Happy cramping
turned out great, smart idea to make it removable for sure.
Thanks
it looks great, I like the bed couch setup too and the headroom inside, plus 2 side doors
Very nice build to the both of you. Been looking to build my own for a couple of years now but wanting a good design to follow and so far yours is tops!
Thanks Mark. Good luck with yours…..it’s a fun project for sure.
Great job, don't let anyone tell you different.
This man has dialect in check. I'm from Michigan. Plenty of family in Dearborn area. I forget when I visit, no one thinks about stopping or slowing down for anything or anyone. Child sacrifice on Telegraph lane 3, everyone takes 1 and 2.
Man that is such a great build. Good to see another Michigander on RUclips.
Thanks Hiker J!
drill some holes in the floor and you could use it as a ice shanty to fish out of in the winter!
Really like a lot of your ideas. Love the orange color. Like the back storage that’s not a kitchen, never liked the rear kitchens. Great job thank you for sharing.
I think these things are SO cool, and I'm going to build one. I don't know what I'm doing, but I have the space and some great ideas.
It was a blast to build and honestly I have been thinking about building another one. Good luck with yours and thanks for watching!
Very nice, I have many questions but I too want to go back and watch your process
Well, after watching the series if you still have questions just ask! Thanks, Matt.
I like it. Beats the he'll out of a tent!
Pretty slick. Simple too.
Love this. I would have put an awning coming of the back too even if I had to get it made to fit so that I could zip or snap off and on in order to enclose the entire perimeter of the camper like some boats use to enclose the aft (back) end of the cockpit area
This is great. I want to build something like this but I want mine to be able to fit in back of my truck like a truck bed camper really cool
Nice and simple good job , spend your money on enjoying it.
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing. I'll need to check out your back videos now.
Before i even watched this video i had the same idea to get a trailer and put on a camperpod on top. Therefor i don't alter the trailer and it stays same for the technical control we have here in Belgium. Thanks for the awesome video. Happy camping
Nice job! Really like the idea of a removable unit. Very nice👍
Looks great. I've been working on one nearly identical with solar for power. I like the idea on securing to the trailer. I've been back and forth on the best way to do it myself and like what you've done.
I put quite a bit of thought into how I would attach to the trailer without doing permanent damage and without relying on the deck boards as they’re not really attached in a way to support a structure like this. The cables work great, are removable, and do absolutely not harm to the trailer. I’d recommend, but make sure you’re rigging up your cable hardware correctly or it won’t hold. Thanks!
Nice size trailer and very practical ..building the teardrop is time intensive with the curved components . I would be happy with a totally square design and have a seperate section attached to front on the A frame which is tapered and shaped for better wind resistance and giving room for batteries, and storage for other components loike camp toilet and even a water tank . But definitely an awesome design !!!!
Alot of nice ideas, the best ( for me at least ) the color. Love that orange. It's the color of mine also.
When you go to replace the carpet, look at commercial carpet squares. They're a couple bucks per 24" square but they will outlast your camper... and you can just replace the bad squares if you wear something out or track dog shit in or something like that.
Very nice build and idea for making it removable!
Thanks
Awesome build . I been wanting to build one . Just a some tips get you about 3 2x6 in 3 different length with 45degs cut one each ends make leveling up easy . 2 gets some jack stands for front take weight off the tongue jack good and happy camping
Camper terbaik yang pernah saya lihat.
Your removal process was appreciated because I too am going to make my box available to be removed that way it’s multi function for the trailer and one registration for the steam tag🇺🇸🤟🥂
Very Creative, Very Clever,
and looks Very Comfy Too!
Awesome job to the both of you! I also think it’s pretty damn cool, that you decided to take it apon yourselves to actually take on constructing something like this , that not too many people out there are doing …So!..
“KEEP ON!
KEEPIN ON”!
You did a good job, only change I would make is to move the fridge, over to the left a tad for full access, that would also give more storage space on the right of it. Pretty color too!!
Thanks!
Wow, what a beautiful end result. Not that anyone cares, but I had a dream last night about a home built tiny camper. We are in our sunset years so I recently sold my Casita. I didn't realize they were so popular. Regardless, We will still enjoy the memories and dreams.
That’s a funny story on the dream. Thanks for sharing. On the one you sold, was that a tiny camper too? Guess I’ll have to look it up… thanks!
@@LivingOurAmericanDream It was a Casita. 17 ft. Fiberglass shell. Made in Texas.
I would recommend having the cable that secures the cabin sit right before the steel studs of the trailer, not after. This way, with the pressure of highway speeds, it will have one more point of contact stopping it from sliding. Because the way you have it in this video, it has a whole channel to potentially wiggle its way to the rear
I'm about to start on one for my 6x8 trailer. I like your ideas a lot.
Your rock!!! This is the best concept I have seen. I will look more into this. I would like to build one myself, sky is the limit for customization.
Your video came up as a RUclips recommendation. Looks like you did a good job. Pretty good idea about making it removable.
Video coming soon on loading and unloading.
Nice design. Simple but very efficient.
Really nice job, bro. Love the orange paint too. Looks pro!
Thanks for showing us the inside
Reminds me of one I designed years ago but never built. I had mine sized to fit a full queen mattress and box springs without quite as much headroom. The tri-fold mattress you can use as a couch is a better idea. Also, unlike yours, however, it never occurred to me to make the sleep pod removable, although in hindsight, it makes a lot of sense!
So far it’s pretty handy. I’m considering doing another one just to try and make even better use of space and make it even lighter, perhaps for a 5x8 trailer. Thanks for watching.
Yooper here. Nice build. Simple design (Not criticism) makes it easy to use. I hope you get max usage out of it.
Awesome. Really wish you recorded the actual build step by step though
If you go to Walmart you can get side certain things to close off a patio type sitting area
Excellent build 👍
Thank you for shearing 👍
Safe and happy travels 🙏❤️🙏
Love from Iceland 🇮🇸 🦋🦋🦋
I would put a ramp door in the back as a door to get inside . bed upfront with a storage ben above the bed. Turn it around. A lot easier to get inside
Been thinking of doing something similar. This is very inspirational thanks!
That’s awesome and what I want something sample for myself 😁👍
Nice Rig!! Even with higher lumber prices you must have saved a bundle! Campers are on the list of hard to get and expensive to buy ~ Covid
I’ll be building another squaredrop like this one, with the goal of making it lighter, and a bit smaller. Was really fun to build and holds up well. Thanks for watching.
I've been wanting to do this with my trailer for a long time.
Nice, simple design, & clean. Well executed!
Great build! You certainly have something there to be proud of. I like your simplicity in your choices in regard to amenities. My wife would love the color. She has an orange jeep and we can always find it in the parking lots.
This is what I've been looking for, thanks for the ideas.
I’d go with a pick up topper that’s how I built mine all around windows 2 foot tall side walls plywood slap a topper on the top ,I like the idea of a slide in camper you have ,put my side walls on top of the trailer rails
Nice trailer looks like you did a good job building it? And then with the other trailer, good idea! Right on that's the way to do it!
This is so cool, great job. I know you could sell these. Maybe one that slides in the truck bed also. Thank you.
Thanks for the videos..! I am thinking of doing something very similar with my 5x8 utility trailer...(also a sure track). I too will make videos of the build. Yours looks great... and I hope that it serves you well..!! Cheers!!
this is the best i've ever seen
Excellent build. It has been a thought of mine for a long time to have a trailer like yours with a slide in camper. I wondered about doors that make you climb over the trailer sides, you don't seem to have any difficulty. Yours is the first of this concept I have seen on RUclips, and exceptionally well done.
Very slick, well done guys.
Beautiful built. Very practical
Beautiful,human creativity!
As I've watched these builds I've seen quite a few people show the raptor liner split and crack due to the plywood slightly expanding and contracting. Hope yours lasts a while. Appling fiberglass layers to the plywood first is the key to preventing it.
I was in contact with a guy who did his like this and his worked for two years so here’s hoping!!
Nice video, your very talented man, your trailer looks great, works well for you!
I'M SO GRATEFUL TO FIND THIS CHANNEL AND YOUR BUILD! I HAVE THE SAME TRAILER AND WANTED A SMALLER CAMPER/ TRAILER OPTION THAN MY ENCLOSED 5X10 TO PULL BEHIND A GMC SAFARI 4X4. I LOVE THE SIMPLISTIC BUILD, THIS IDEA IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS HOPING TO FIND! WE LOVE TO CAMP AND SOON PLAN TO BRING MOTHER IN LAW WITH US TO ENJOY LOCAL TRIPS. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS, IT WILL HELP MANY OF US! PS I THINK I'M GOING TO BUILD IT, JUST A LITTLE LESS BOMB PROOF FOR WEIGHT! LOL... NEW SUB. FROM 641...
Hi Mike, welcome to the channel. Yes, if I did it again, there are many ways to make it lighter. For example, I would not insulate, just carpet the interior for sound. Also, the 4x6s on the bottom are heavy too, perhaps a different idea for the skids. I might be doing another one in the future…..had so much fun on this one. For now, check out the cabin I’m building in the woods, all off grid. That’s taking up all my time right now. Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching. -Matt
Well done I really like your design on it.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing, happy trails.
You've done a great job with your camper. Looks very nice
Wow that’s awesome love the mattress then turn into couch that is slick I need one of those for the back of my pick up truck camper appreciate you sharing awesome job on the build I did it, I subscribed I’ll be watching for more super cool
Great vid, I like the simple design. I have almost the same trailer, so this would work pretty well for what I need - carrying a sunfish sailboat atop the camper.
Awesome makes me want to make one, weekend hotel prices have got crazy here in California
Nice looking little camper that would be good for me on my Hunting trips and when done you can take it off and use the Trailer for something else . But I don`t know if I would call it a Tear Drop because it doesn`t look like a Tear Drop . But it`s yours so call it what you want to . Good Job .
Definitely not a teardrop, I’ve learned it’s a squaredrop.
Very creative, nicely done.