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Is the wiring pretty straightforward? I don't have much electrical experience at all.

 

Somewhere in California

 

EAF or nah?

 

More like GAF...

 

Glamping AF?

 

Lol is it the 4x4 version? I watched a top gear where they used a Bentley for rally cross.. they drove the shit out of that thing

 

Needs more Jerry Cans

Also, wheres its Hi-Lift? i hope its posted right on the hood where it should be.

 

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Id drive that

 

i'd do somethin' to it...

 

People and their photoshop skills

 

That guy is super good. Pretty solid attention to detail. Even has a messed up fender on the porsche held on by wire haha. His wide bodied cars are sick.

 

Was just checking out his insta a few mins ago, the Bentley Bentayga concept he made is unreal.

 

don't know if you ever found anyone else with the 50 qt in their access cab, but I have one in mine

edited to add, I have some pics of it here, I removed the passenger rear seat and made a platform

 

this is the size that I've been eyeing and where I would mount it, is there any issues with opening the lid or issues with access when the lid is open? easy and unobstructed access to cold beverages is sometimes mission critical lmao

 

I haven't had any issues opening it when it's facing either direction (although it doesn't open all the way up, you still can access it w/o taking the lid off). I've even grabbed stuff out of it while driving when it's facing my side. Loading it can be somewhat of a pain because the door doesn't want to stay open, but you can put something to hold it open or just take off the lid when putting everything in there (or load the fridge up and then put it in your truck). I haven't had any complaints as of yet, like you mentioned, having access to a cold one is sometimes do or die here in tx!

 

I found this combo for sale on CL. Its an old canopy mounted to a trailer. What do you all think of this set up as a starting point for an Expo trailer? I'd like to have someone weld on some braces for the tongue. Thoughts?

 

Before looking at/for a trailer, decide what your needs and wants are.

What do you intend to carry? How do you camp? How do you cook? Will you trail ride with the trailer?

Make a list.

Then, envision what you want the trailer to look/operate like.

 

I keep looking at trailers to use as a starting point. I keep determining that it is cheaper and faster to just build the trailer than it is to upgrade and strengthen a used trailer.