NathanZX10R's M103A3 Build.

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NathanZX10R's M103A3 Build.

Postby Nathanzx10r » Tue Feb 23, 2016 3:03 pm

A photo journal of my build progress.
Started life as a M103A3 generator trailer.....

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Axle swap and wheels and tires.

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Re: NathanZX10R's M103A3 Build.

Postby roamer » Tue Feb 23, 2016 9:59 pm

Looking good!
Keep us posted. :applause:
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Re: NathanZX10R's M103A3 Build.

Postby lfhoward » Wed Feb 24, 2016 9:39 am

Looks like fun! I can't seem to open the pictures to see larger versions... Is that a steel welded frame? I like the shape, and with your design you expanded the limited 6x8 footprint to increase interior space by a lot.

I'm building a camper on a military generator trailer as well. Click the link in my sig for info if you want. Nice to see someone else using a military trailer too.
My off-road camper build on an M116A3 military chassis:
http://www.tnttt.com/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=62581
Tow vehicle: 2008 Jeep Liberty with a 4 inch lift.
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Re: NathanZX10R's M103A3 Build.

Postby Nathanzx10r » Thu Feb 25, 2016 2:42 am

lfhoward wrote:Looks like fun! I can't seem to open the pictures to see larger versions... Is that a steel welded frame? I like the shape, and with your design you expanded the limited 6x8 footprint to increase interior space by a lot.

I'm building a camper on a military generator trailer as well. Click the link in my sig for info if you want. Nice to see someone else using a military trailer too.


This trailer was 6'8" wide x 10'3" long. So I extended the length another 2 feet to 12'3". That area is where the Galley will go to free up some of the other usable space. Yes, the frame is welded steel...Very rugged.
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