Worked out great ken.
whats next fenders, and steps on the side? a removable railing would be slick.
Wow Ken, you have done an amazing job! I wish I had 1/10 the skills you possess in fab work!
Thanks for giving the Zuk a ride Ken! Jamie is glad she didn't have to drive the Burb pulling the pop-up camper so that I could drive down in the Zuk.
How much beer to hitch my jeep a ride on thar to Harlan?
Looks Bitchin' Ken....
Are you gonna paint it to match the truck? I am digging that set up
I am less interested in the camper half of this build, but I gotta give you props for the trailer. When you first posted pics, no way would I have thought it would turn out so nice. This really makes me want to find something similar to rebuild/repair so I can have a two car hauler. Nice job.
Speaking of which, what WAS that trailer, in it's former life? May help me locate somethign similar. I think we must think on the same plane, fixing something like that, rather than buying new for 4-6x more $$$.
I really like how you modified the neck. My tralier is also an old camper. The neck sits really low. I let a freind use it and he didn't pay attention...so I have a nasty dent in the top of my bed. What kind of metal did you use on the neck?
what sort of bracing do you have in mind for the fenders? i dont know much about drive overs, but it looks like if you only brace it down to the bottom of the frame all that weight on them would try to twist the frame. maybe im over thinking that one, i have a tendency to over engineer everything i build and end up with a lot of unnecessary bracing.