Homemade Campers

[bubba300]

Was reading on here awhile back(can't find the thread now)homemade campers.
I am thinking of building something that quad will fit in back of truck and sleepable for hunting mostly.
Lets see some pics of your homemade campers.

[Don_Parsons]

Yes, I'm just finishing mine up.

7' Wide x 9' Long x 5' High. It's a pop-top build.

$234 for the lite 1" steel frame. Fur plywood outter shell, insulated with unknown idea for the inside as of today.

I can fit my dual sport bike or Quad with tracks into the camper, unload at the staging area then set up camp.

Big back door for loading what ever.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/tiF4tn6xkLEQ9cNZ8

[Smokinyotes]

The problem with homemade campers is, well, they look homemade.

[Trochu]

Originally Posted by Smokinyotes

The problem with homemade campers is, well, they look homemade.

For a camper, why is that an issue?

[Little red riding hood]

Originally Posted by Trochu

For a camper, why is that an issue?

It's only an issue if you're into designer jeans and brand name watches.

[buckbrush]

Originally Posted by Little red riding hood

It's only an issue if you're into designer jeans and brand name watches.

Although I do enjoy Swiss timepieces, both collecting and wearing. I have to agree with the case of what a camper looks like doesn't matter. It's not like you are going to be entering the 'look at me' contest in the local campground.

I always wanted to build one of these or a custom trailer. I have been toying with the idea of stripping an old horse trailer I have on the inside and making a hunting/camping/biking trailer but leaving the outside looking old. Not many thieves would ever break into an old horse trailer with the windows boarded up.
Might even add a "Phils Animal Rendering Service" sign on the side...