I took mine out Halloween weekend!! No, it didn't have any wood on the front, top, or hatch. But I was only going 5 miles up the road to a local private campsite. I used my twin sized air mattress so I would have floor space for my tent heater. I grabbed a spare car battery I had, and charged it up. The battery stayed strong all weekend.
After camping in it before it was done, I'm glad I did. I found a few cold spots where I missed the insulation. It got down to 30 degrees, but not inside.
I don't have the doors done, so I had to use a bungie cord to hold them shut.
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All in all, she towed well, was well lit inside and in the galley. The porch lights weren't bright enough though. I used amber marker lights because they were smaller. They were OK, and I may change them later. Everything else seamed to work great
Now to get the outside covered so I can get out there this spring.
Here's the pics of my build
http://groups.msn.com/aldrichhomepage/t ... build.msnw
Keep buildin' guys
Duane
Lancaster, PA