Off-road camping trailers...anyone want one???

Thomas Waldron wrote:
> I'd like to see that too.
>
> Brian French wrote:
> >>of those motorcycle campers and adapted
> >>it to a M-416 trailer (1/4 ton). It works pretty slick. It's not
quite as
> >>polished as a factory build would be but it works damn good for me.
Plus I
> >>made it removable so I didn't have to dedicate the trailer to being
a
> >>camper. The trailer has an aluminum lid that the tent mounts to.
All I
> >>have to do is undo four latches and the whole tent, frame, and it's
base
> >>comes off.
> >
> >
> > Sounds cool...
> > Any chance I can get some pics of it?
> > Brian
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