These homebuilt trailer trailers have become incredibly popular again, and I think he did a fine job with his. That trailer can easily handle the weight of this build. Tandum axles distribute weight better and aid in control in case of blowout, but not necessary. Cool setup and it looks like he enjoys it. Peace.
A cool lil Alvin, Camping what a nice way to share quality time with the family. Most Dads these days let their kids be raised by video games. Not only does your kid get to learn a little about building this but gets to camp too. Your craftsmanship looks great too. Don't worry about some losers leaving poor comments, where is their trailer they built, and if they were to have built one and was a professional then I would assume they would be encourageing and not a butt hole.
You did a good job and it seems it cost you well below $4K clearly you are not concerned with what people think your project is a masterpiece IMHO and if if serves you then YOU are the one to benefit. Most don't use what they have to the fullest extent anyway, they own 4x4 machines that have never been engaged pu trucks with beds on them that never got a single scratch from anything heavier than an empty can. I did the math I will save $32K just in fuel driving a prius. Car cost $19.3K new FTW !
Actually, I think you did a great job here. It looks to me like a plain model that just come off the factory line. I like it. You are very creative. Total cost of this would be what?
I've been looking at home built Teardrops and such for weeks for ideas to build my own. Interesting ideas there. I was wondering what cladding you used and price etc? I have an 98 Hyundai Excel and looking to build something to tow behind that using the Easy Trailer 5x8 as a base. Btw, great job :-)
@sonyfier Aluminium Cladding, proper caravan cladding from "Hume Caravans in Camplfield Vic. Cost about $600. Just check your Excel has 700kg unbraked towing capactity. I've got a Getz now which has 400kg unbraked and 700max towing capacity. I can tow the alvan empty but not loaded. However most trips it goes behing the 4x4.
Thanks for that. Excel has the same towing specs and limits as the Getz. Hyundai sure has confidence in their brakes don't they, Lol. Only recently fitted a Hayman Reece tow bar to it which I got S/H for $50 from a U-Pick type wreckers down Melbourne. It's only rated for 600kg anyway so there goes 100kg. I've also got a current shape Lancer but don't want to fit that for towing. Gotta think very light. Anyway thanks for the reply. :-)
are the walls leaning a bit yet :) does the trailer sit straight on a level ground? hope you're not too busy fixing the structure these days. just kidding man. great job. i could never build one. cheers !
@deeannpookie It's an "easy trailer". they specialize in small strong trailers.Don;t be fooled by the size of the wheels, they are specialized high pressure tyres to deal with anything., I know, I have one. They are great.
@deeannpookie, well Mr Negative, Its not that heavy, Empty is it's GVM is 390kg! I can tow it with my little hyundai. MM yeah trailer frame is light, but frame+ply floor+walls+high profile cladding+every piece is glued and screwed. It's been in service for over three years now and numerous times it's been behind the 4x4 and we've been off road down sandy tracks and over sand hills with it! only problem a few things got tossed around inside!
@alvanh alvan maker nice job!! remember theres always some know it all who never built anything sitn home watchin these videos leaving negative comments on something they know nothing about, i have a similar set up and those tires haul more than we will ever need. great job! like the pop up
I have one of these 4x8 trailer kits never used it thought about going in the teardrop direction,that was until I saw the " Alvan" way cool what cha done! thanks for video,and the inspiration Now I Gots to Gets Poppin!
Hi Al - so many folks post questions about materials, plans, how is the pop-up done, etc. that we'd all owe you tons of thanks if you could work up plans, provide a detailed set of photos on picasa, and specifically address the pop-up build. I'd pay for for drawings or anything you can do for us. Many need a small, lightweight, camper, and yours seems ideal. How about helping us out. Tnscoots - Baton Rouge
i have an old coleman popup i wanted to tear down and rebuild as a hard wall. i have everything but the wood for this setup. thanks for the inspirational video. liked and faved.
what size thick wood did you use for the floor??? and did you just let the plywood hang off the sides to make it wider and longer? please let me know!!!!
It is hard to tell but does that trailer have ANY suspension? Torsion axle or anything? Would you suggest a suspension axle for anyone trying to build one from scratch to keep it from bouncing down the road or stuff inside getting tossed around or does yours drive well enough without it? Great Job.
I LOVE your idea for the camper!!! Only have one question: How did you do the pop-top? Can I get some pics of the pop top (how the lift works and all that good stuff?)
Awesome! i wasn´t even looking at full-size caravans ( was looking for radio-controlled camper racing) but man, I enjoyed every second of your video. I´m astounded that your forward planning allowed you to design so much into such a small unit. I´d have liked to see a little more of the external cladding process, though. Thanks for posting this : )
Brilliant build ,its just the sort of build I was talking to the wife about for years.Glad to see someone has done it and well done getting it under 400KG's
Hey Big Al, Awesome video, we're using it as reference for our project. How thick is the plywood on the interior? Did you simply paint the plywood for the interior finish? Cheers 'mate'
I've been thinking of building one myself after I finish the sailboat I am building. Great video and nice to see a creative and practical design. Brilliant!!!!!
This is inspiring! Thanks so much for sharing this. I've been wanting to build one of these forever. I had a few more questions for you. Would you be so kind as to email me? I have some experience with building...Thanks again.
I've got a set of foldup 100watt solar panels I take camping, can't be bothered with generators! Or I can just plug into 240v power if it's available have the camper wired to plug into mains to. Good luck with your project. Cheers
nice, i tried building one for about two years....started with the side walls and about to go do the interior and i was never satisfied..i ripped it apart twice then i sold the chassis, do you have any plans you could send me i really like your design!! about how much to build in US dollars?
Sorry no plans, had a couple of scetches and a good idea of what i wanted to do then built the camper as i went. Cost in US dollars I'd say about $5000, could be cheaper or more expensive just depends what you want in it. Cheers
Terrific job! I almost got involved with transforming a nice Cargo trailer which already had the metal exterior going for it, but I opted for a truck camper. Some people have creative minds and hands YOU ARE ONE OF THEM! Happy camping, from California.
You will have to check your Local and State laws. The trailer already was registered before I started, There is no issues here as long as the what goes on the trailer does not exceed trailer weights, size limits and is safe.
Will have some more pics soon, just waiting for a nice weekend. I have a few little finish off jobs to do inside. Sorry no plans, just had the idea in my head, made some scetches on scrap paper as i went, but really just planned while building!!
I really like your camper. I just joined T&TTT, which is site for teardrop and small travel trailers. Most everyone on the site builds their own camper. You may like to check them out. Anyways, i would like to see more detail on your camper. Thanks for posting. Steve
Don't know what camper prices are like in the US, but $6500au you'd be looking at older second hand campers here is Aust. But wasn't about the money, it was the challenge, I wanted to build it! and I built it how I wanted it. Cheers
first to start off you did a great job i like it alot. also my personal favorite of that camper is the pop top. it adds 2 extra people to sleep in there. maybe 3 if small.
EvaKool is a compressor fridge freezer. You can keep Icecream in it. Once everthing is down to the right temp I put it in economy mode so it draws 2amps when running. Depending on how much you open the fridge i guess it's safe to say average power consumption is 1amp/hour. could be a bit more on hot days.
thanx everyone for the positive feedback and comments, sorry i don't have plans for this camper. just had the idea in my head for a while and planned it as i built the camper!
i have some more bits i want to add to the interior, i am going to post a video of the interior when a have that done.
i am still workin on my idea for a shower inside the camper, so stay tuned!!
no sorry, blue brint is in my head! if i made another i'd most probably make plans and drawings for it as i go, but that won't be happening for a while.
it's a 2 person camper, although the bed is wider than a queen size double so you could sleep 2 adults and a small child. i have a dome tent packed in the front for the kids! cheers
What was the total cost to build
alemanphotography 4 days ago
i envy your talent.
boywaimea 5 days ago
Thats a fantastic caravan . I would be very proud of it if i were you!
buttoneer63 2 weeks ago
These homebuilt trailer trailers have become incredibly popular again, and I think he did a fine job with his. That trailer can easily handle the weight of this build. Tandum axles distribute weight better and aid in control in case of blowout, but not necessary. Cool setup and it looks like he enjoys it. Peace.
PirateSygnal 3 weeks ago
I like the pop-top feature
debilt8 1 month ago
Damn fine job mate!!!
jeepster4u2003 1 month ago
Great job and these people that are critical look at a factory made camper they are not made from heavy duty materials either...
sjfarish 1 month ago
you need to trick it out w/ solar panels too!
goodtimefolkrock 1 month ago
Neat, the pop top really makes it usable I'm sure.
MrConversionVans 1 month ago
Love the Alvan. Nicely done m8.
rawmark 2 months ago
A cool lil Alvin, Camping what a nice way to share quality time with the family. Most Dads these days let their kids be raised by video games. Not only does your kid get to learn a little about building this but gets to camp too. Your craftsmanship looks great too. Don't worry about some losers leaving poor comments, where is their trailer they built, and if they were to have built one and was a professional then I would assume they would be encourageing and not a butt hole.
Ka3Ty 2 months ago
You did a good job and it seems it cost you well below $4K clearly you are not concerned with what people think your project is a masterpiece IMHO and if if serves you then YOU are the one to benefit. Most don't use what they have to the fullest extent anyway, they own 4x4 machines that have never been engaged pu trucks with beds on them that never got a single scratch from anything heavier than an empty can. I did the math I will save $32K just in fuel driving a prius. Car cost $19.3K new FTW !
cdltpx 3 months ago
When's the party?
FourDollaRacing 3 months ago
great job! Hope you enjoy it.
MimiZ914 4 months ago
Love the vid man
84JustinGreene 4 months ago
Actually, I think you did a great job here. It looks to me like a plain model that just come off the factory line. I like it. You are very creative. Total cost of this would be what?
ebertmadwoman 5 months ago
Al I love it, working on my own.
josephbreese 5 months ago in playlist Caravan
I've been looking at home built Teardrops and such for weeks for ideas to build my own. Interesting ideas there. I was wondering what cladding you used and price etc? I have an 98 Hyundai Excel and looking to build something to tow behind that using the Easy Trailer 5x8 as a base. Btw, great job :-)
sonyfier 5 months ago
@sonyfier Aluminium Cladding, proper caravan cladding from "Hume Caravans in Camplfield Vic. Cost about $600. Just check your Excel has 700kg unbraked towing capactity. I've got a Getz now which has 400kg unbraked and 700max towing capacity. I can tow the alvan empty but not loaded. However most trips it goes behing the 4x4.
alvanh 5 months ago
@alvanh
Thanks for that. Excel has the same towing specs and limits as the Getz. Hyundai sure has confidence in their brakes don't they, Lol. Only recently fitted a Hayman Reece tow bar to it which I got S/H for $50 from a U-Pick type wreckers down Melbourne. It's only rated for 600kg anyway so there goes 100kg. I've also got a current shape Lancer but don't want to fit that for towing. Gotta think very light. Anyway thanks for the reply. :-)
sonyfier 5 months ago
great job big Al
are the walls leaning a bit yet :) does the trailer sit straight on a level ground? hope you're not too busy fixing the structure these days. just kidding man. great job. i could never build one. cheers !
Jambalyer10 6 months ago
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Man, that trailer is built to haul lawn mowers. Little scrawny tires too. I can't believe it.
deeannpookie 6 months ago
Man, that trailer is built to haul lawn mowers. Little scrawny tires too. I can't believe it.
deeannpookie 6 months ago
@deeannpookie Beleive it Man! lost count how many miles the tires have travelled! load rated higher than the load they'll ever carry.
alvanh 6 months ago
@deeannpookie It's an "easy trailer". they specialize in small strong trailers.Don;t be fooled by the size of the wheels, they are specialized high pressure tyres to deal with anything., I know, I have one. They are great.
TheMardi45 2 months ago
I can't imagine building anything that heavy on such a flimsy trailer frame. It isn't going to last very long.
deeannpookie 6 months ago
@deeannpookie, well Mr Negative, Its not that heavy, Empty is it's GVM is 390kg! I can tow it with my little hyundai. MM yeah trailer frame is light, but frame+ply floor+walls+high profile cladding+every piece is glued and screwed. It's been in service for over three years now and numerous times it's been behind the 4x4 and we've been off road down sandy tracks and over sand hills with it! only problem a few things got tossed around inside!
alvanh 6 months ago
@alvanh alvan maker nice job!! remember theres always some know it all who never built anything sitn home watchin these videos leaving negative comments on something they know nothing about, i have a similar set up and those tires haul more than we will ever need. great job! like the pop up
way2easy2love 5 months ago
I have one of these 4x8 trailer kits never used it thought about going in the teardrop direction,that was until I saw the " Alvan" way cool what cha done! thanks for video,and the inspiration Now I Gots to Gets Poppin!
toobigaman 6 months ago
that is one cute camper u have a great talent do u sell these for a living you should
parryhouse 7 months ago
This song just kicks ass!!!!!
hempseed57 7 months ago
nice work! I'm starting on building one of my own ;)
jbrannon69 7 months ago
wish i could have those skills lol
555gypsie 8 months ago
So cool!! Respect!!
I own an old Mercedes Benz ambulance, am planning to build a mobile home out of it. Got some inspiration from your video!
kikomutante 8 months ago
Ah good man build that for me, I'd marry him and cook the best food for him and make the beer too,,,, oregon spinster
jkm343 8 months ago
Looks awsome, but you put the door on the wrong side, unless you like it that way but it looks really nice
Canadianredneks 8 months ago
That's pretty cool.
thescooterdewd 8 months ago
nice job
madmanmillett 9 months ago
Hi Al - so many folks post questions about materials, plans, how is the pop-up done, etc. that we'd all owe you tons of thanks if you could work up plans, provide a detailed set of photos on picasa, and specifically address the pop-up build. I'd pay for for drawings or anything you can do for us. Many need a small, lightweight, camper, and yours seems ideal. How about helping us out. Tnscoots - Baton Rouge
tnscoots 9 months ago
Wonderful, thanks for share good ideas
dguido123 9 months ago
i have an old coleman popup i wanted to tear down and rebuild as a hard wall. i have everything but the wood for this setup. thanks for the inspirational video. liked and faved.
FixedByDoc 9 months ago
Very professional! Reminds me of the teardrop trailers available here in the U.S.--but looks roomier. You obviously have some fabrication skills.
cdamauser1963 10 months ago
Love the camper! Amazing how much feedback you generated, positive and the strange negatives as well. Enjoy it!!
dtmtanker 11 months ago
what did you use for the exterior, very cool camper !!!
metro2089 11 months ago
too cool. awesome job!
ANXIETOR 1 year ago
nice 1 Al ! im gonna build 1
z30soulbrother 1 year ago
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awesome! I want to make a caravan for a 2person bicycle some day, Hope it'll come out as nice as yours!!
Dezedaantje 1 year ago
awesome! I want to make a caravan for a 2person bicycle some day, Hope it'll come out as nice as yours!
Dezedaantje 1 year ago
Big AL, can you give us some details on the pop up?
xmo0n 1 year ago
what size thick wood did you use for the floor??? and did you just let the plywood hang off the sides to make it wider and longer? please let me know!!!!
TROYENGEL 1 year ago
What did you use for your siding? Where did you obtain it? Beautiful job!
boujei 1 year ago
nice!
CBTALK1 1 year ago
It is hard to tell but does that trailer have ANY suspension? Torsion axle or anything? Would you suggest a suspension axle for anyone trying to build one from scratch to keep it from bouncing down the road or stuff inside getting tossed around or does yours drive well enough without it? Great Job.
gumpit1 1 year ago
I LOVE your idea for the camper!!! Only have one question: How did you do the pop-top? Can I get some pics of the pop top (how the lift works and all that good stuff?)
cmprvan 1 year ago
Good Job!!!!
PistolPete2 1 year ago
Very nice, well done.
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abriendaabira 1 year ago
Awesome! i wasn´t even looking at full-size caravans ( was looking for radio-controlled camper racing) but man, I enjoyed every second of your video. I´m astounded that your forward planning allowed you to design so much into such a small unit. I´d have liked to see a little more of the external cladding process, though. Thanks for posting this : )
Del350K4 1 year ago
OMG that is AMAZING!!
silvertigercat 1 year ago
seriously im looking at building 1 of those this winter..looked at alot of video but always came back to this 1, pretty nice job...
CedrikTheManiac00 1 year ago
where do you find this exterior material?
brianwurst1234 1 year ago
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is this trailer alvan have a conventer power from 12V DC to 120V AC
bestamerica 1 year ago
Brilliant build ,its just the sort of build I was talking to the wife about for years.Glad to see someone has done it and well done getting it under 400KG's
Baggyarse 1 year ago
pretty awesome. good job
highregistersean 1 year ago
Oh- I was looking for that puppet dude??
MsCarowinds 1 year ago
That's awesome!!!! If you don't mind me asking, How much did it cost all up?? My cousin is a handyman who would love to make something like this!
thekeddi 1 year ago
Were you using pre-made blueprints if so where did you get them from.
P.S. Looks cool
DieUSuperMonkeyFuck 1 year ago
Hey Big Al, Awesome video, we're using it as reference for our project. How thick is the plywood on the interior? Did you simply paint the plywood for the interior finish? Cheers 'mate'
GARENMCDONALD 1 year ago
Plywood is 4mm structural ply, makes the body very strong, it's glued and stapled on. Yes just painted the interior. Cheers
alvanh 1 year ago
its heave?
giancarlolandrover 1 year ago
Reminds me of the little camper my Dad built in the 1960's. We had a lot of fun camping at the lake in it.
1gristle 1 year ago
Where did you get the pop up part??????
chronoboat 1 year ago
Absolutely GOOD!!!!
navonechile 1 year ago
Wonderful job. You are a talented craftsman. That's coming from a carpenter! (me) Enjoy it in good health for many years to come!
BillySeagull 1 year ago
beautiful job....keep it forever.
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marthana80 1 year ago
I've gotta say that thing looks good! Great job Big Al!
cuztomsk8terguy123 1 year ago
Nice vid.
fuocofly500 1 year ago
Great Build!!!! Very Nice!!!
bronco7xxl 1 year ago
Very nice job there Al!
PeterClarkeAus 1 year ago
Excellent craftsman.. Nice work!
RonRonin 1 year ago
I have an old boat trailer I am thinking about building a small camper out of. About how much did it cost to build this?
wduane2807 1 year ago
I've been thinking of building one myself after I finish the sailboat I am building. Great video and nice to see a creative and practical design. Brilliant!!!!!
Keith from Florida
ksmontor 1 year ago
very well planed out........was you able to build it on a slim budget?.......
curbshoppin 1 year ago
lovin it .
bontromium 1 year ago
At first I thought it was going to be too low to stand up in till I saw the popup roof. Pretty snazzy there :)
Jimfoxyboy 1 year ago
wow - great vid - great idea - thanks for sharing -
stoopefyin 1 year ago
awesome
6bettyboo9 1 year ago
This is inspiring! Thanks so much for sharing this. I've been wanting to build one of these forever. I had a few more questions for you. Would you be so kind as to email me? I have some experience with building...Thanks again.
outinit1 1 year ago
Excellent!
jboldery 1 year ago
I love that awning
I really need to get one
CandelarioGaIvan 1 year ago
1) Impressive work! Looks amazing!
2) Did u build the trailer chasis yourself or is it from a used utility trailer?
Thanks!
iiarov 1 year ago
So Cool !
cmammlj 2 years ago
Nice job. I think I need one!
beernporkchop 2 years ago
Dude ill pay you 50 bucks a month to live in that
Very AWESOME!!!!!!!
RottenTreat 2 years ago 2
a motorcycle can pull it
50sChevyKING 2 years ago
very nice, how long did it take you to built the "Alvan"?
Brothersjo 2 years ago
Couldn't tell the exact time, project was built over a 3-4 month time span in my spare time.
Cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
do you remmember how much the basics cost? also did you create the trailor base? sorry for all the questions its just really fasinating...
Brothersjo 2 years ago
I've got a set of foldup 100watt solar panels I take camping, can't be bothered with generators! Or I can just plug into 240v power if it's available have the camper wired to plug into mains to. Good luck with your project. Cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
nice, i tried building one for about two years....started with the side walls and about to go do the interior and i was never satisfied..i ripped it apart twice then i sold the chassis, do you have any plans you could send me i really like your design!! about how much to build in US dollars?
wiliminawinstar 2 years ago
Sorry no plans, had a couple of scetches and a good idea of what i wanted to do then built the camper as i went. Cost in US dollars I'd say about $5000, could be cheaper or more expensive just depends what you want in it. Cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
Terrific job! I almost got involved with transforming a nice Cargo trailer which already had the metal exterior going for it, but I opted for a truck camper. Some people have creative minds and hands YOU ARE ONE OF THEM! Happy camping, from California.
Vstar4me 2 years ago
Thanx Mate. Cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
Awesome camper unique design. Did you think of it? Where did you get the door?
fulltilt2xtreme 2 years ago
Just drew a couple of scetches and planned it as i went!! I had an aluminium windows and doors manufacturer make the windows and door for me.
alvanh 2 years ago
Great build mate, and Ya mum's curtains look tops!!
jarrahjoe 2 years ago 2
ok thankyou i will check and from what i know first hand it will be ok, ill run it past all police and stuff.(still coo job)
sheepcurry 2 years ago
do o just stick a numberplat on and go because i make one about that size for fun but if i can take it for real..
sheepcurry 2 years ago
You will have to check your Local and State laws. The trailer already was registered before I started, There is no issues here as long as the what goes on the trailer does not exceed trailer weights, size limits and is safe.
alvanh 2 years ago
good work to the trailer ! Very nice !
robardet 2 years ago
inspiring.
zionfire2 2 years ago
I built my own teardrop but like your build better,awsome job. Do you have any plans or more pics. like to see them.
fulltilt2xtreme 2 years ago
Will have some more pics soon, just waiting for a nice weekend. I have a few little finish off jobs to do inside. Sorry no plans, just had the idea in my head, made some scetches on scrap paper as i went, but really just planned while building!!
alvanh 2 years ago
like to see more about the pop top how it works ect. really great job!!!
qsk2pc602 2 years ago
That's a dream come true..., Awesome!
brassloope 2 years ago
That's real nice. I see a little bit of my future in this video.
rodnisimo 2 years ago
All respect to you, a job well done.
cost is not the issue when you want to achieve, nice one Al.
GoldwingDaz 2 years ago
I really like your camper. I just joined T&TTT, which is site for teardrop and small travel trailers. Most everyone on the site builds their own camper. You may like to check them out. Anyways, i would like to see more detail on your camper. Thanks for posting. Steve
oldmtnfart 2 years ago
That's a really nice build, good job and I love it.
TinyHouseLover 2 years ago
pretty cool.... what did it cost to do? do you gotta register that? I want to make one
doogonutube 2 years ago
Cost about $6500AU, and cost lots of hours !! yes it has to be registered.
alvanh 2 years ago
Thats too much money for something you have to build yourself.I can get a good factory model for that(used).
Wayneman117 2 years ago
Don't know what camper prices are like in the US, but $6500au you'd be looking at older second hand campers here is Aust. But wasn't about the money, it was the challenge, I wanted to build it! and I built it how I wanted it. Cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
nice
bubbaeffect 2 years ago
first to start off you did a great job i like it alot. also my personal favorite of that camper is the pop top. it adds 2 extra people to sleep in there. maybe 3 if small.
planbskater7969 2 years ago
EvaKool is a compressor fridge freezer. You can keep Icecream in it. Once everthing is down to the right temp I put it in economy mode so it draws 2amps when running. Depending on how much you open the fridge i guess it's safe to say average power consumption is 1amp/hour. could be a bit more on hot days.
alvanh 2 years ago
Grr-eat Job! How has the eva cool 12 volt fridge worked for you. Does it cool things down to 35 degrees?
LoveRise 2 years ago
Very nice, Great job
nebraskagoldhunter 2 years ago
thanx everyone for the positive feedback and comments, sorry i don't have plans for this camper. just had the idea in my head for a while and planned it as i built the camper!
i have some more bits i want to add to the interior, i am going to post a video of the interior when a have that done.
i am still workin on my idea for a shower inside the camper, so stay tuned!!
cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
Great Video.
TheTearJerkers 2 years ago
sofa king fantastic, i want one!!
miragesmystery 2 years ago
how much invested man? great job, I have envy now!
mikebe41 2 years ago
no sorry, blue brint is in my head! if i made another i'd most probably make plans and drawings for it as i go, but that won't be happening for a while.
alvanh 2 years ago
do u have a blue print?
web7days 2 years ago
Hey Al, nice alVan! I have an easy-trailer too, same frame, and I'm really amazed at what you have been able to do. Well done and congrats.
Tubeboyone 2 years ago
nice work how many people does it hold
tazmanjf 2 years ago
it's a 2 person camper, although the bed is wider than a queen size double so you could sleep 2 adults and a small child. i have a dome tent packed in the front for the kids! cheers
alvanh 2 years ago
nice
tazmanjf 2 years ago