Camper Van Suggestions in 2021

[Tin Can]

I got your trailer in my backyard. It has four 15" wheels, torsion suspension, all aluminum including the entire frame and you can wear a big hat in it. Inside height 84"

2 windows, screen door, 12VDC & 30 amp electric with forced air propane furnace. Rear door is a ramp that can carry 4 men, or be a patio
,power converter LED lamps big deep cycle battery, fans. and more extras

An upgraded one of these https://completetrailers.com/2020-legend-7'-x-19'-deluxe-v-nose-$9,695-henderson-tx-76248/6835810 mine is 2018

My tow vehicle matches, aluminum 2017 F150 tow package, 36 gallon gas tank. Leer cap, Bed rug

I may sell the whole kit, with the aluminum hitch!

Since we get 4 pics, here is a brief history of towing

web Ford & Trailer by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

1997 1-puke on trailer 2 (1) by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

1-1-TIN CAN COLLEGEweb by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

1-Puke ride 1 w by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

Seems to me I'd want two tires on each side (and brakes) on a trailer I'm using all the time. What's the thinking on that?

PS - on anything big enough for me to stand in, anyway...6'3" and add for a hat.

[Vaughn]

This might be the trailer I would want. It does have 16" wheels.

https://surlybikes.com/parts/ted_trailer

[Tin Can]

I know the bigger one. https://surlybikes.com/parts/bill_trailer as a friend of mine was always using one delivering video gear to my building's studios

without and well before 'electric legs'


the whole damn place was 'green'

I sold out after 14 years and really glad I got out

This might be the trailer I would want. It does have 16" wheels.

https://surlybikes.com/parts/ted_trailer

[Tin Can]

https://www.boatdesigns.com/RV-Plans/products/696/

[Tin Can]

DIY Camping Box

[Eric Woodbury]

Nice camping box. Refined.

[Alan Klein]

Where's the bidet?

[Vaughn]

I think I saw room for a shovel.

[diversey]

It is a nice camping box!

[Michael Rosenberg]

We have always wanted to be able to camp where we wanted to be, and not rush around looking for a hotel. Now that we are both retired we settled on a
sportsmobile (https://sportsmobile.com/) 4x4 Sprinter. The upkeep on the Sprinter may be higher, but the safety features are great. SMB campers are well done, and the pop top gives you more room. We rented a Jucy camper van in CA for 10 days and loved sleeping up in the penthouse. Our van is being out-fitted now.
Look for used SMBs, there are a few out there. Study up on them. Also, look at this web site for a guide to decide on what you need/want:https://www.thefitrv.com/

Mike