Outback style camper..

[CanuckShooter]

Anyone ever build one like this?? Looks like it would make a nice little hunting rig??

http://home.earthlink.net/~g.teague/index.html


http://home.earthlink.net/~g.teague/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/finishedpopup3.jpg (http://home.earthlink.net/imagelib/sitebuilder/misc/show_image.html?linkedwidth=actual&linkpath=http://home.earthlink.net/~g.teague/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/finishedpopup3.jpg&target=_self)

Check out the link, the top goes up/down for lower height while hauling.....sweet!!!:-D

[NoLimit99]

I have friend who built one and it is similar to that one minus the roof going up. My friends is light as hell it tough as nails we would know a semi truck tire flew off a semi on the road and hit the trailer on the front left side and didn't do any damage what so ever, besides a little paint touch up. He bought a frame from an old trailer and built to suit. The rear doors are double doors so he can open them both up and drive his quid right into the trailer for transport. It is well insulated and nice setup. Has 2 beds and table and fridge/stove and propane heat with thermostat, lights and the whole nine yards. I've tryed to buy it from him for the last 3 years, he wont budge not even to build another. It's about the size of the one in the picture as well. Lots of room for 3 older hunters to eat drink a couple brews and play cribbage at the end of a long days hunt we would know done it for years.

[Ronforca]

Looks very nice.I would like to build one but would make mine 12 ft. long and install a toilet instead of the porta pottie.I might add a couple hundred lbs.to it.

[Ruger4]

cool rig :mrgreen:

[CanuckShooter]

I have friend who built one and it is similar to that one minus the roof going up. My friends is light as hell it tough as nails we would know a semi truck tire flew off a semi on the road and hit the trailer on the front left side and didn't do any damage what so ever, besides a little paint touch up. He bought a frame from an old trailer and built to suit. The rear doors are double doors so he can open them both up and drive his quid right into the trailer for transport. It is well insulated and nice setup. Has 2 beds and table and fridge/stove and propane heat with thermostat, lights and the whole nine yards. I've tryed to buy it from him for the last 3 years, he wont budge not even to build another. It's about the size of the one in the picture as well. Lots of room for 3 older hunters to eat drink a couple brews and play cribbage at the end of a long days hunt we would know done it for years.


Sounds neat....can you get us some pictures of it???