Very nice trailer, I love the wood look. What stain did you use?Originally Posted by BSC
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Very nice trailer, I love the wood look. What stain did you use?
<>< 95' Dodge Cummins 4x4 single cab, 35" tires, 4:10s, 5pd. Gear Vendor OD.
Sierra Club, "helping to confine humans within city limits one acre at a time"
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...ad.php?t=28936
Thanks
It is a walnut stain with a marine varnish
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Pop Up Camper Build
I finally have enough done to post my build thread on here. This thread was very inspirational to me early on so, although it's cheesy, I'm proud to be able to post my build on it.
Link to the build thread
I started with a 1977 Starcraft Starflite 6
After a BUNCH of work (1.75 years, a deployment, birth of a second child, etc), I ended up with this
Very Nice, looks great
Adventurer
I like what you did with the transformation from the old trailer.
<>< 95' Dodge Cummins 4x4 single cab, 35" tires, 4:10s, 5pd. Gear Vendor OD.
Sierra Club, "helping to confine humans within city limits one acre at a time"
http://www.expeditionportal.com/foru...ad.php?t=28936
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TheThom:
A Great build and BIG THANK YOU! for your Service to keep us free!
That is an awesome transformation and I enjoyed the trip watching it!
How did the family enjoy the first camp out?
How many propane lines are you using?
Mark
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Wife was sick so she and the baby didn't stay the night. Just came and ate and went home (that's why we did the shakedown run locally). The 2yr old and I had a good time. He got over-tired the second day, but that's not a big surprise
For the propane I can run 5 lines. I only ran 4 because I didn't use the water heater. my collection of hardware looks like this
Where do you get the tent tops for the top of the trailers?
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