A cargo conversion ... Just starting!

[kkayv]

Here is a bad pic (sorry) of my floor plan and a pic of my very long punch list which I have a week to do!

[kkayv]

Beds are about done. I will post some pics soon! I love the black stripe down the gray vinyl. I am putting the mattress on top of a heavy duty wide twin cot. I have two of them. I can double them up or just use one. My labrador needs a place to sleep after all!

[hankaye]

kkayv, Howdy;

Noticed it. # 25 is to aquire 2x8 or 10's . When you go to lowes or HD or wherever,
ask them if they'll cut it to size for you. Generally it's done as a free service.
Thought I'd throw that out there for ya.

hank

[kkayv]

Thanks Hank. You're so helpful! I did get some 2X8 pieces of wood to put under a couple of sissor jacks. Next up... getting everything put together before next thursay!

[kkayv]

I got something similar to this at harbor freight for jacks. My friend is gonna weld them up for me!

http://www.adventurerv.net/ultra-scisso ... -p-55.html?
utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=Froogle&gclid=CJXkp5n31LYCFeU5Qgod13YAug

[roadinspector]

A feller could prob go to a junk yard & get a couple of car scissor jack for that too.

Earnest

[jwhite]

I was going to say the same thing,a junk yard probably has a ton of them of forsale cheap.
I have 2 left over from a couple junk cars I had.

[hankaye]

kkavy, Howdy;

There have been a few members here that have reported
good results using this for their floors;
http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGProduct.asp?pid=16

And as for your choise in stabilizers, you can use a drill
with the proper sized socket on it to zip it up-n-down.

hank

[BC Dave]

wow 12'er nice; it will carry more;

I was luck in my 6X10 its more like 10.75' the extra 3/4 of a foot makes a difference; 2 foot would be a luxury ... Im envious; but (smugly;) I got an overheight so I can stand inside its 6'-2 ish inside height at the high point before finishing; yours?

I posted some pics to share ideas in my gallery section; check er out. The idea was a bike / all season camper / sleep / work trailer. Its done all of the above and more; very happy with it. At times seems small for 2 when camping but its warm; dry and secure.

Its a bit of work; but a well thought out design pays off with usefulness and organization and pack-ability.

Cheers BC dave

[kkayv]

Thanks for the tips guys!
Here are the pics of the completed beds. I made two.

[angryasianguy]

Hey..
Do any of you have suggestions on what to use for the ramp floor on my toy hauler conversion. I want something that will clean easily but not be too silpry or expensive. I like the way black and white checked vinyl floor looks, but I'd prob. Kill myself on it!

Has anyone considered horse stall matting? They come in different sizes, they are softer and fairly non skid but easy to clean.

[roadinspector]

I thought about it until I saw the cost!!

[kkayv]

wow 12'er nice; it will carry more;

I was luck in my 6X10 its more like 10.75' the extra 3/4 of a foot makes a difference; 2 foot would be a luxury ... Im envious; but (smugly;) I got an overheight so I can stand inside its 6'-2 ish inside height at the high point before finishing; yours?

I posted some pics to share ideas in my gallery section; check er out. The idea was a bike / all season camper / sleep / work trailer. Its done all of the above and more; very happy with it. At times seems small for 2 when camping but its warm; dry and secure.

Its a bit of work; but a well thought out design pays off with usefulness and organization and pack-ability.

Cheers BC dave

Thanks man! Your trailer is pretty awesome! It is a LOT of work, you're right!

[kkayv]

So,
Got some professional help on the flooring, wheel chocks, tie down D rings, cabinet install, counter top install, and sink install!
This weekend was good. Now the flipping running lights on the trailer won't work! SO, gotta go to the trailer place tomorrow and get it fixed! THis has to all be done by wed! Sheesh!

[kkayv]

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