Offroad Travel Trailers in the US?
My favorite type of camping is in the middle of nowhere, away from everyone else. This often means travel over hundreds of miles off road. I'm not talking a dirt road you could take a prius on, but a ...
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rexlion wrote:
I have one of these Li'l Snoozy trailers in empty-shell version, for cargo. But I can camp in it also. This has, I believe, the thickest and most rigid shell of all molded fiberglass trailers. The frame seems quite stout, but a person might be able to order one with a beefed-up frame if need be. I have put a spring axle on mine and increased the height about 4". With the outrigger type axle, one could do a lot of things with the wheels and tires... just re-weld the fenders higher.
Anyway, not sure if this is appealing to you, but thought you might get some ideas.
Super appealing, Thanks! I've been curious if the lil snoozies were as well built as other campers. They have some cool design features.
Got any pics of yours?
I saw a 20' jayco tonight with 31s stuffed under it.it was even still sprung under. I'm heading back tomorrow to take more pics. It really got the wheels turning in my head, I haven't seen tires that big under a trailer before.
