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Basically one year of tottering... The build while challenging was a blast! I truly enjoyed the build... But getting out on the road and camping out wheeling. The sole purpose for my ride is to transport my jeep to wheeling events and provide a comfortable place to sleep off the ground and in...

R Makes my load high look high... Bags down its about 18"... Nice project... Look forward to seeing more pics of the progress... And some shots of the drag bikes too!

NOT if FL... you can have a gooseneck... not a fifth wheel... but neither is an issue for me...

I am in the process of titling mine as a toter... If it has a fifth wheel in FL you can not get RV title... but for me that is not an issue... my cargo (jeep go) inside! progress: installed a solar panel and charge controler re apholstered the couch dropped the oil cooler and replaced the...

looks great... is ground clearance going to be an issue? tough to tell from the angle...

Totter with fifth wheel hitches as a posed to a 'bumper' hitch... No fifth wheel on mine... So I should be good to go...!

FL state Commercial to RV including the self built affadavit on page 5... small victors in titling the toter as an RV! http://www3.flhsmv.gov/DMV/Proc/TL/TL-13.pdf

looks like your really getting a ton accomplished... and it looks great! keep the pictures and questions coming...

I love the Hammock! nice touch!

spent the weekend up in Port St Lucie at mud jam... get to try out the new tires... and they are amazing! they make my boggers look like they belong on Barbie's pick Jeep...

the jeep has also seen some love... new alum. Poison spyder fenders... and some crazy tires imported from Brazil...

sorry for the lack of updates... life seems to get in the way... along with work. The leveling height adj. valve sh!t to bed... had the batteries stolen along with the radio/speakers and some tools... not a fun month. I have a new set of batteries inslalled along with a bigger stronger lock...

15" the garage area is 16.5' not including the loft / granny attic the box at the floor is 23.5' long... I am carring a not so stock 2004 TJ which is slightly longer do to the stinger front bumper

Wow... looks great!

On graded or improved roads while not in season... During season you can pretty much go anywhere... Of course respectfully... Not tearing it up

I have been on a few adventures... And she has been chillin! I have about 1.5" in the walls and about an inch or so in the roof... If you look back I am sure i mentioned the specifics earlier in the build... Metal roof sucks in the heat... But the frp walls are just the opposite... Having the...

i catch alot of grief for not painting my rig... but I sort of like orange on the lower half of the cab... pay homage to her heritage... to do it over again... i would travel the same road

here is the link to the ramps... I went with 5000lbs alm http://www.discountramps.com/car_ramps.htm?CAPCID=11615660&CA_6C15C=1394889822

looked for more than a year and saw what felt like thousands but definitely more than 100 trucks... mostly craigslist... did most everything myself... saved on the $ all that is left is the water system... I have the tank just need to get it hung between the frame rails

I am currently at about $6500, I purchased my ramps they are alumn and super light... Rated for 5000 pounds each. I do not run more than 4 or 5 hours so the uhaul suits me fine... Cruise at 60-65 mph

First... figure out what sort of miles and where (type of terrain) you expect to cover. the figure out just how much you expect to use it... My rig is built for local mostly instate wheeling trips... 3/4 days at a time. there are some great sites for container homes and I am actually looking...

I am not encouraging guests but it does happen from time to time... next is finishing he water tank and fresh water system.

Toter get a coach for $100... in great shape and folds flat!

Weekend was spent with the south florida jeep club... over at Cecil Webb over on the Gulf coast. We had a great time and the toter rolled smooth as can be. Got to run the new interor LED lighting along with the replacement H3 LEDs in the rear gate floods... not crazy bright but certainly more...

always amazing how much you think you know... until you talk to those that have done it... I enjoy the challenges and the endless suggestions, hint and other comments.