Senior Thesis off-road trailer build

[springdew]

I love this! Is it insulated?

[dales133]

Verry nice.
Great colour scheemes inside and out.
Its simple in design but great in exicution[THUMBS UP SIGN]

[capnTelescope]

Something completely different! I like it.

[my_jk]

I love this! Is it insulated?

Thank you. Yes I installed 3/4" foam insulation.

[noseoil]

Great job on the build. Looks like it turned out pretty well. Interesting concept, well done.

[rebapuck]

What's opposite the kitchen?

[my_jk]

What's opposite the kitchen?

There are shelfs for storage and it also houses a battery and inverter.

[my_jk]

Great job on the build. Looks like it turned out pretty well. Interesting concept, well done.

Thank you

[S. Heisley]

Well done! It looks like you had a nice trip to the San Francisco bridge, too!

A couple questions for you:

- What are the deck's dimensions?
- How tall is the cabin inside, at its tallest and shortest?
- How's your gas mileage with it? In other words, what kind of mileage does your Jeep get when towing versus when not towing?

Thanks for sharing.

[my_jk]

:thumbsup: Well done! It looks like you had a nice trip to the San Francisco bridge, too!

A couple questions for you:

- What are the deck's dimensions?
- How tall is the cabin inside, at its tallest and shortest?
- How's your gas mileage with it? In other words, what kind of mileage does your Jeep get when towing versus when not towing?

Thanks for sharing.

The trailer deck is 10' by 5'5" and the cabin of the trailer (not including the chassis hight) his 4' in the front and around 5'5" in the back. My gas milage when I am not towing the trailer is around around 15 mpg while towing I have not noticed a big drop in gas milage maybe .5 to 1 mpg worse. I am not loosing a lot while towing because my jeep is already heavy and boxy. Also I designed it so the wind hits a little above the front roofline.

[S. Heisley]

Thanks for the info. Your towing mileage is good, even if your tow vehicle's gas mileage is not what you'd like. Stick with what you've got. It works. You'd pay a lot more for a new, lower gas mileage vehicle than is worth the effort. Anyway, I'm pretty happy with my 15/19 mpg Jeep. It takes good care of me. Jeeps are good, dependable vehicles, made in the USA.