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    Default my idea of a m725 camper

    Ok guys it's an amateurish photoshop job, but a flippac transplant and a couple
    windows along with all the other amenities would be awesome. Of course it will take lots of cutting and fiber glass work but very doable . Add a cummins
    4bt diesel with an overdrive tranny it should get 20 mpg.
    http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/3328/m725camper.png

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    Looks sweet!

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    I keep tossing this idea around for mine and then keep tossing it out because I want to cover the top in solar panels, a Sat dish, and maybe an AC unit.

    The only issue I see with doing this is that you'd need to build some sort of 'halo' to keep the box intact since you'd need to remove 2-3 of the roof supports going across the top. Def doable though.

    I'm still trying to figure out how standing room is going to work in the back of mine.

    I think the sleeping area is going to be a fold out bed off the back like some of the smaller travel trailers use.

    jason
    1997 Jeep TJ (Wrangler) on 35" KM2s with lots of buttons.
    1992 Canadian M101 trailer on XLs to carry the gear.
    1967 M725 that's on its way here

    Follow the adventures of Jason, Jen, Kira, and Kona

    M725 Camper build

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    I always wanted to do the same thing but with an old retired hummer ambulance. Its not a jeep, but in the back of those things there is plenty of room, about as much room as any truck camper.
    Lets leave all our crap where it is and go live in the woods.
    N7KMS

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    Is your 725 in the bay area somewhere? (that is if you have a 725).

    If you do.. would you mind me showing up in a week or 2 to take some measurements? I'm probably about 2 months out of getting mine shipped out here and would like to start planning.

    Thanks
    Jason
    1997 Jeep TJ (Wrangler) on 35" KM2s with lots of buttons.
    1992 Canadian M101 trailer on XLs to carry the gear.
    1967 M725 that's on its way here

    Follow the adventures of Jason, Jen, Kira, and Kona

    M725 Camper build

    Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes

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    That really is interesting and opens up several possibilities.

    Are your plans to keeps yours stock or do a drivetrain swap?

    (btw I'm Panther on the zone')

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    Hey panther.. I'm the Hemi 725 guy on the zone So my is completely stock.. well for an 05 Dodge hemi


    Jason
    1997 Jeep TJ (Wrangler) on 35" KM2s with lots of buttons.
    1992 Canadian M101 trailer on XLs to carry the gear.
    1967 M725 that's on its way here

    Follow the adventures of Jason, Jen, Kira, and Kona

    M725 Camper build

    Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes

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    Hi Jason,
    Yes, I enjoyed watching your build and yours is still in MD right?
    The M725 as an EV is gaining steam, including us 3 there are 5 going on now that I'm aware of. Mine is a 2 phase project, first upgrade all drivetrain and then the box. I'm curious to see what you guys do as well.
    Leeland

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    Yup,
    Mine is still in MD for another month or so. Its loosing its home there so I need to get it shipped out here. on the plus side, I just moved to where I'll have a place to stick it

    Still working on a shipper. They are just a hair tall for 'normal' car haulers. Worse comes to worse I'll just drive it out

    Jason
    1997 Jeep TJ (Wrangler) on 35" KM2s with lots of buttons.
    1992 Canadian M101 trailer on XLs to carry the gear.
    1967 M725 that's on its way here

    Follow the adventures of Jason, Jen, Kira, and Kona

    M725 Camper build

    Brawndo's got what plants crave. It's got electrolytes

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    Willing to drive it! I need an adventure

    Quote Originally Posted by alosix View Post
    Yup,
    Mine is still in MD for another month or so. Its loosing its home there so I need to get it shipped out here. on the plus side, I just moved to where I'll have a place to stick it

    Still working on a shipper. They are just a hair tall for 'normal' car haulers. Worse comes to worse I'll just drive it out

    Jason

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