Gundy said:Thank you. I call it Yodel. The chuckwagon.
3/4 ton. Factory springover.
Parking brake. Folding "T" bar for pushing
it around. Removable tailgate. Top is rubberized canvas.
All side held by rubber bungees so it just pop pop pop
and you roll 'em up. All four sides or any combo.
Bikini top.Or, remove the canvas and bows.
Beautiful wooden top slats inside. I have a large
piece of solid wood which attaches to the side. The Bar.
Open one side like a canopy over the bar.
It also has leveling devices at the corners.
Originally it hauled a MONDO compressor for planes.
I have the original swiss title. It was constructed in '53 ,
and redone it '73. Register plates still on truck. In Swiss.
It came with 700x16 and I put 750x16s on it. 33s.
The tires are from South America. 8 ply or other.
Level as can be with Gundy.
It can hold an unbelievable amount of gear.
Hardly notice it's back there. It's not in either side mirror
and it fills the rear view mirror.
So, do Swiss Army trailers have corkscrews, tweezers, can openers, tookpicks, wood saws and screwdrivers built in?
Sorry I couldn't help myself.
Cool set up for the expedition/camp outs
" Me - Ugh. Just go back to sleep. Only to learn later David and others are throwing rocks across the creek to scare the bear off. Then in the middle of the night, getting rousted and chasing a mama bear and 2 cubs down the road - I mean how stupid 
. Somebody, ahem, firing a 9mm into the ground. Somebody in teh back of spivey with a big ole shotgun blasting every other night. Then on the drive back reading about the married couple that were trying to reconcile and she gets eaten while hubby is down fishing. 
