If you’re looking for a great start to a customized trailer, check ou the Off Road Series from WeeRoll.com.
Starting at $5,250 for a 5X8X4 “Wrangler” trailer is ready to hit the trail, or add your custom touches to it this winter and be ready for 2018!
Chesapeake Light Craft has released a DIY Teardrop Kit that will have you enjoying a ‘soft-roader’ Teardrop Trailer for under $5,000.
With the publication of FJC Magazines first review of the Manley Explore trailer in the April 2013 issue, the question once again comes up: is it better to buy a trailer ready to go, or to build one from a used military-style trailer?
To put the cart before the horse, the answer of course is that it depends on your situation. Time and money are the two main variables in this equation, but don’t forget about skill.
The original developer of the Dinoot Trailer is working on a new project: A DIY fiberglass trailer that’s built to original M-416 military trailer size
Adventure Trailers has announced a new DIY version of their Portable “Hot Box” furnace. This system will give you everything you need to install a portable, propane fired, forced air furnace into your trailer or tent. The entire kit takes about 4 hours to assemble and retails for $1232. The Furnace itself is an HS2000 model and be bought separately for $780.
See more on the Adventure Trailers store