Pics: My BIL's camping trailor

[ElectricDyck]

Long Story: My bro in law's full size pick up died, he sold his travel trailor cause his new dakota he bought for a steal couldn't tow it. He purchased a 16' tee pee canvas tent and decided to build a camping trailor. My bro in law is a jack of all trades, master of nothing, and cheap, he doesn't do technology that much so I can say what I want on here and he'll never read it.....

Short Story: He got an old rent a light/generator trailor for free and demo'd an old camper for free and sprung over the trailor, installed a propane fridge, propane stove, hot water tank, electric pump, sink, shower wand, a bunch of storage and racks for his flat bottom boat. Here's some pics:

Fridge door on the back...yes he drives a land rover although he admits it's cause he can't aford an Toyota

I was pretty impressed with his work and thought I'd share....his 3 boys are home schooled and once the weather warms up in quesnel his wife and the boys plan on staying out at a local lake for the summer....

 

[Enigma]

Pretty cool.

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[ForealBoreal]

That thing kicks ass!

 

[AJAEbj42]

That's not too bad for a jack-of-all-trades!

 

[Greg_B]

That's well done.

Each time I have dragged a trailer on a trail in BC I have wished for high pressure low volume pump and spray wand so the trailer can be hosed off before setting up camp. An ATV cover works for the top 1/2 on my CdnM101, but the bottom 1/2 has been a mess some times. Does he have a hot water on demand propane powered unit, so has to supply a pump for that anyway?

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[ElectricDyck]

Yeah he's got an rv propane hot water tank and the shower wand...would probably work to wash. He also wired up a switch to reverse the dirction of the pump so he can use it to fill his tank from a creek...pretty sweet! I was amazed a the the weight though....5500 for the L.R. and 1100lb for the trailer with propane and 20 gallons of water.