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For inspiration, head over to the trailer forum on Expedition Portal.

That is super cool. Can't wait to see what you do with it!

Excellent photos!! I had a really good time. Thanks for everything.

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I was just kiddin'. . .
Really does look like a nice Jeep!!! Congrats!!

The pup is ready for action. . .although not "done" yet/ever:

Massive Downgrade. Pretty JK though.

I was super entertaining to help with the brakes. Thanks for making me some seat covers for the ride home!!

This is fun. . .I'll start. Vehicle: 1980 Jeep CJ7 Motor: 1972 AMC V8, Alum intake, GM Fuel Injection, RV Cam, Electronic ignition, Single Flowmaster 40 series Tranny: 1997 AX15 from a Jeep TJ TCase: Original Dana 300 Front Axle: Center section from a 1979 Ford HPD44 w/custom Chro-moly axle tubes, ...

Yep. . .I'm hiring again. This is for a Front Office Executive. Please share it with anyone you think would be a fit:

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So... how stable is the trailer with two adults floppin' around upstairs? Does it have to be connected to the vehicle... or do you have outriggers planned? :P That is the trick. . .the way I built the trailer was 75/25 rear/front for axle placement. The trailer is light enough that I can still load...

No. . .for sure not the Taj. . .

Hullo. What kind of wheelin is your favorite?

In anticipation of the 2" mattress not being enough squishy, I got a couple of the hybrid foam rubber egg crate matt and put them under the mattress cover on top of the stock mattress. I am happy to report that the alpha test was a success. It rained like crazy and then got really windy. The wi...

One step closer to expo trail cred....

I got the Smittybilt RTT. It is actually really stout. I will post more pictures tomorrow when I get the mount finished.

I totally dig it. I think I'll be camping in the driveway this weekend to try mine out.

Tentrax are cool.

Almost done mounting the RTT. . .

Just read the rules and make an appointment to get it inspection. Mine weighs less than 500lbs and has a 2000lb axle. You can also buy a Harbor Freight trailer and modify it.

Just build one. My basic frame only took a couple of days to put together and I suck at this sort of thing. My next step is to build a simple rack for my rooftop tent. (see what I did there?) https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-QT0GSRMCv4Q/VdUFFcC9xoI/AAAAAAAAVxs/onMpc_iIgFQ/s800-Ic42/2015-08-19.jpg

You might find a late model YJ cage, get a kit for the front and add bars as necessary. The YJ kit has bungs for the shoulder belts and goes back behind the rear seats. Here is the profile. . .your Jeep is longer of course but the B-Pillar bars will bolt in to your floors. http://extremecustomparts....

They have a variety of sleeves like that at Ranch and Home. Last time I needed some, I just cut the right sized tubing to lenght.

My very first hard core mod. Now with pics!!

This is very cool. I loved how the last one came out. I am going to something similar to the LJ.

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That is interesting. . .