Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I just got home with it will post pic's tomarrow. It is silver and black it is a Load Runner 5x8. Need your help, want a removable galley. Have some idea's going around in this little brain. Would love some of your ideas, they have been a real help before. Thanks for any pic's of removable galleys.

Here are the first pic's:





Here is what it is going to be pulled behind...
With the sun shining on it with the reflextion from the house, it looks alittle gold or champaign but it is silver metal flake. My Jeep is silver.



I think the first thing on the list is a side door and window. Already started on the floor.

wife started laying floor today it looks good will post pixs tomarrow when she is done

What are the specs for that trailer?
Size
Brand
Axel type

I have an 07 2d JK, I'm saving for my trailer now, looking to do the same thing.

BC Toys,

Nice! You're going to have fun with this project.

Prem

it is a 5x8 load-runner i'm going to be cutting in doors and windows

Pics of the new floor in camper conversion.

NICE vinyl installation! Good work!

Prem

That's a great looking trailer and your off to a good start. I am looking for a 5x8 trailer myself to begin the same project, I look forward to watching your progress.

What type or rear doors? Swing open or ramp? You are looking for a removable galley, correct? A ramp might allow you to use casters or a garden cart to relocate your galley easy enough.

the album is up more pixs on there the floor had to come up glue got to hotand gaveway its got carpet now the door will be ready by this weekend hopefully the rear door is a big swingout left to right

dsmith wrote:A ramp might allow you to use casters or a garden cart to relocate your galley easy enough.

Great idea for a rolling galley. My trailer has a ramp door so I might consider that.

bc: Just curious, what did you use to cut the window opening, a reciprocating saw or what? About to do this too so would appreciate any tips!

used a grinder codless and tin snips to go around curved part it was so much fun cutting a hoke in a new trailer i love taking thing and changing them can't wait to do door son-in-law is welding door frame for me let me tell you my wife has done 90% of work so far She did both floors all painting and wood installing run all wiring I got to hook up all the recepts. I got to do the fuse blocks and wiring there tough she can do it.She diid all the instalation but I get to install the wood on ceiling going out to cut wood for door now

Well we are just about finished with the trailer it is down to putting in the matteress and curtons then its finished then we can go camping and dutch-oven cooking that is when i get time off work look at album for new pic's

Just looked at your pictures great job you do good work.
but cute boss sitting on the step must have helped.

bctoys,

I am jealous that you have done more work in a shorter time than I have on my cargo conversion. You even have a custom door, too!

Since we are only a couple of hours apart, and are both using Jeeps as tow vehicles, we should get together some time after both trailers are camp-able and compare notes. Of course, mine may be a little longer getting to that point!

I am hoping to be ready to upholster the folding bed in another week or so, though. After that, I'll be camping in it, whether it is "done" or not.

Good job on your conversion.

I like the white interior. It looks real clean.

Gil
meach4x4