I will do a build video soon.

I will create a video on this build soon.

Just finished my overlanding trailer. It took 3 months to build, but turned out nice!

Thanks, buddy!

Hey, do I need to pre-register or sign up for camping, etc. I can't seem to locate pertinent information. Plus, my connection seems extremely slow. Oh, technology!

On the way back from Arizona, I did a little wandering around Cherry Creek, Nevada and found an abandoned railroad, water tower and three very lost coal cars. I also found the stickiest, gooiest, gumbo-mud I have ever had the misfortune to come across. I jumped (mostly fell) out of my truck to turn in the hubs and within five steps, I was four inches taller!

I'm on my way to Flagstaff to the Overland Expo tomorrow (off to a slow start). ...had a blast last year!

I know how you must feel. For most of 2014, I was in a wheel chair and still using a walker and cane for some of 2015. I couldn't even get into my T100, not alone drive it with a broken hip and shattered arm. It feels great to be back in the woods!

I've tried other types of rigs, some pretty radical, but with 90% of most trips taking place on pavement, I have had to make appropriate concessions. Because of previous problems, I don't have a lot of unsecured gear on my truck and camper which can create an attractive nuisance. Although, I prefer to be camped out in the middle of nowhere, sometimes I find myself city bound, so my setup must be versatile. For me, it's not the destination, it's the journey!

You gotta start somewhere!

Any other campfire pickers out there?

Way cool!

You were in my neck of the woods.

Way cool!

This setup makes so much sense to me. I wish my T100 had a service body.

Just for fun... this Renault 4 was probably my first overland vehicle. In 1976, I explored Europe, wandering without map nor preconceived direction. The six month trip rolled up over 20,000km and more then 20 countries. This photo was taken somewhere in East Germany, west of Berlin. I wasn't supposed to deviate from the autobahn between Hanover and Berlin and ended up playing a game of cat-and-mouse with the East German Army. I was too young to understand how dangerous it was.

Before the Chevy van, I built up a VW Syncro. Unfortunately, it wasn't dependable so after about 20,000mi, it was replaced.

I just thought I would share with you a trailer I built a couple years ago for my vintage Miata. My wife and I pulled it from Neah Bay to San Francisco. When the smoke cleared, I only had $450 invested. An overland trailer build is going to cost considerably more, I'm afraid.

You bet, thanks!

Found it, thanks!