Trailer for Lost Hikers

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If you plan on off road travel, or even if you do not you need brakes.

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Trailer basement compartment insulated and floor almost complete.

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Trailer floor is complete!

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Max Headroom check, from the absolutely bare floor. With a five (5) inch mattress leaves me three (3) inches to spare.
Any thoughts?

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What is inside the front wall?
The outside face is 3/8" plywood, with 1x2 studs separated by 3/4" Owens Corning FOAMULAR® 250 Rigid Foam insulation, 1/4" plywood inside face.

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Front wall inside view before it is sealed from view forever.

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Cleats for attaching the walls and floors.

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Cut outs for the windows. Cut all 4 walls at once.
The windows are 6" x 8" two per side. The windows should be eye level when sitting inside the trailer.
These are to be Wiley windows. I wish I could find the metal frames for the Wiley windows.

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Inner walls and outer walls cut for Wiley windows. The trailer front on left of photo.
The windows are 6" x 8" two per side. The windows should be eye level when sitting inside the trailer.

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An outside view of the first wall are up. The front wall is attached to the left front side wall.

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An inside view of the first wall are up. The front wall is attached to the left front side wall.

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If you plan on off road travel, or even if you do not you need brakes.

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Front wall, left and right forward walls, and roof spars #2 and #3 are in place.
Glued down insulation for left side rear wall.
Getting measurements for rear lights.

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Shelf and right rear wall glue drying.

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Right rear wall and interior wall with shelf are up.