Post Pictures Of your Expedition Setups

I figured more awesomeness is needed here. Plus, I need ideas for my trailer.

 

Love this setup. What brand is that step stool?

 

Don't know the brand but I got it at harbor freight.

 

Thanks for the reply. Might pick one up next time I need some zip ties or a tarp.

 

Or chintzy lights or electrical tape!

 

Truth on the electrical tape. But they do have some good deals on gate hinges.

 

We just got this about a month ago. Only 1 trip so far just to a campground to work the bugs out. It's a Tiger Moth by Taxa in Texas. Cool little micro camper and built rugged as hell while still being very light. Sadly not light enough for the truck so last weekend the '13 2.7 went bye bye and now we have a '15 with a 4.0 and ready for another trip!

 

Recently bought a Smittybilt Scout Trailer. Used it for the first time over the Labor Day weekend and it was great. I have a Smittybilt RTT and Awning attached. It made camping so easy and more comfortable. The old lady loved it.

 

We hit Colonial Williamsburg this weekend. Other than all the rain at the beginning it was a blast

 

Peterson hunting has really cool expedition setups

 

Pic of our project. Not exactly an off road trailer but logging roads and such it's just fine. I too already have the itch to build another one. And having a real bed after a day of playing feels better and better as I age.

 

Sub’d for ideas......and shopping....

 

For fun I thought I'd post a few of my little teardrop.

 

Used a futon and use plastic containers under for extra storage.

 

Fowl weather you have a place to get in and sit comfortably

 

Little storage added as well as a storage compartment accessed from the outside in the back 2 feet of the tail end.

 

Pretty simple set up but works really well. I have AC and heat. Of course power required for that but makes the wife happy. And truthfully. Beach trips.... love the AC. Mainly it was a blast to build. Some simple specs. 6' X 10' on a pop up camper frame. 5 foot height at the peak which allows some room inside when the weather gets crappy and to change clothes and such. But still small enough you don't know it's back there towing. Fun project.

 

Where is this located? Looks like it would be a great area to camp/hike.