kaBLOOnie wrote:Yes, onehoser, I checked out your link. You did a great job of keeping it light and simple.
I wonder how I could get better at reading between the lines when I read the title of a new post, so I will stop getting discouraged after finding one more conversion that is of no interest to me.
kaBLOOnie wrote:This forum would be more interesting and useful to many people if there were more conversions that weren't overdone. I thought cargo trailers were supposed to be simple!
Then we get heavy, labor-intensive cabinetry, ceramic floor tiles, awnings, bed frames made of 2 X 4's, over-insulation, house-like appliances, wiring behind the walls, industrial grade fuse panels, etc.
It seems like new posters come on, praising Simplicity, and then the conversion becomes an ego-monument of heavy wood paneling, fine woodworking, etc.
I wish there was a way to find the truly simple and lightweight conversions.
Ottsville wrote:Bah, all those people posting things on the internet of no interest to you! Curses on them!
ZColorado wrote:I'd argue there are more cargo trailers will air mattresses in them then fancy conversions (my build is "fancy") but those simple builds have fewer problems to solve, and dont take as long. "Fancy" builds have a lot more problems to solve so they have more posts.
There is a guy on the facebook groups who has the fanciest build of them all, been working on it for years. He has never taken it camping... now thats a shame.
a more accurate metric would be "Nights spent in my project camper" under the username.
kaBLOOnie wrote:ZColorado wrote:I'd argue there are more cargo trailers will air mattresses in them then fancy conversions (my build is "fancy") but those simple builds have fewer problems to solve, and dont take as long. "Fancy" builds have a lot more problems to solve so they have more posts.
There is a guy on the facebook groups who has the fanciest build of them all, been working on it for years. He has never taken it camping... now thats a shame.
a more accurate metric would be "Nights spent in my project camper" under the username.
"Never taken it camping..." Exactly! It seems that many guys get sucked into this sub-cult by romanticizing travel and camping, and they see a cargo trailer conversion as an economical MEANS to that END.
But slowly, the MEANS becomes the END.
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