Love the trailer. What did you use on ceiling and how were you able to get 2” insulation up there?

What color is on the cabinets? I like that color. I appreciate your response greatly. You have a great camper with superb designing. I really like the layout and very efficient for space.

I'm a little late for the party but this is GORGEOUS!!

Very nice job. Neat , clean and attractive without being over the top. Excellent use of space.

Great build! I got some really good ideas from your build. Do you mind sharing how you built your cabinets vs a traditional carcass? I’m trying to think of an easy and light way to build my cabinets. I was thinking of trying to build a frame from 1x2s and skinning it with 1/4” plywood. Is that similar to what you did but used 2x2s? You should be proud of your camper. I can only hope mine turns out as good as yours.

Yours is pretty much the best, just dont forget to put some cushion under it.

My friend, please set it on some memory foam or pool noodles for the ride, it will make it longer. Mine is on a high side tray, with a 3/4 inch tilt.

To the person talking about the roach,living in Fl. Its a constant struggle with those nasty things.

One of the best I've seen and I seen a lot. Good use for every in. of space. Drill Baby Drill,Iv'e got a 97 explorer v8 witch i've had for 24yrs.5liter mustang engine so you know it loves gas as much as I love Trump!@

The compass roses are fine! Really like the idea of the back door swinging up for shade/rain. What about bug screens?

$80 for a quickie $120 for a whole half an hour but the memories last forever and sometimes comes back to testify.... 😮. What have we learned.... Get a non-disclosure first , and pay in cash.... !!!

Very nice.

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Nice work, an old school lead pan would be perfect for this set up. No silicone needed . A little plumbers putty for the drain and good 👍

Nice work

Nice work

NICE! I love how cheap it would be to maintain over the years.

Does anyone know if its (i guess..) legal to rent these conversations out? Either through outdoorsy or your own means?. I cant find any info on it. And outdoorsy doesnt seem to have any conversations on their site. Which is surprising.

Could you not get by on that 3500 pound axel? You can’t be that heavy

Nice build

What is a 30amp service? Shore power? Is t that just the ability to run electric through the wall? Why do u have all that circuit breaker stuff just to run an extension through the wall? Sorry, I don’t know.

Nice upgrades 👍🏿

Awesome camper! You may want to change your rear access hinge to the top and use the gate as an awning.

Cool to see how you found an edge. Kinda bizarre that you don't have any vids on how your planers perform vs others. Guess its pure word by mouth marketing? Or via your instagram which I haven't checked.

I have a similar fan setup for a 5000btu ac in a toy hauler build we did. I'm sure you've found that those fans aren't sufficient for pulling the heat out of that chamber. Very good design tho I like it!

Have you seen the AC mounted in sliding trays. Cut a hole in the wall of the trailer, then the AC slides out when you are parked, so it drains right on the ground. When you get ready to move slide the AC back in. Build you a water tight hatch to close the AC access hatch when the AC is retracted.

Very nice build. I am curious what is the dry weight of the trailer is.

A lot for small space 👍🏼

Very Nice, Is your frig AC or DC? Any idea of how much weight you added? What brand of awning is it? Thanks

I need to try this in my old 91 Palomino hard side pop up. Its got a cabinet for an ice chest we never use. Thinking of popping that thing out putting a window unit in it.

Just curious like another poster below, how has this worked out for you? This is the cleanest, most logical window unit install I've seen so far. I bought a trailer that was partially converted and it has a dual hose unit. It works great, but it just takes up so much space. This install is a very efficient use of space that otherwise is wasted. Just wondering if you have had any long term issues or regrets.

This is great. Thank you. I love this. Thank you.

Nice build!

Hmm nice attention to detail. But is it overkill? There's going to be stinky water in there between uses. It's just asking for trouble. And so much fussing. I'm thinking, simply slide the aircon out when you use it. Must we reinvent the wheel? That was the anticipated installation position the engineer chose for the stated operation parameters. They already figured this out. As we are already having to remember to unscrew the vent caps, why not just swing open a door, and haul it out loud and proud? Be quieter too. Maybe put it on drawer sliders, et voila! Use the remote. Seal with foam gaskets or weatherstripping. Tilt downward. The unit intentionally collects the water to hurls it onto the fins by design, to leverage evaporative cooling effect. Moist air carries more heat. Some will escape out through the fins. It's a slow train wreck waiting to happen running it inside. I mean, how are we men designed? 'Nuff said.

I've been putting air conditions in Trucks for years. I think this is the best idea I've seen so far.

Beautiful Build. Congratulations. Where did you buy the compass decals ?

Just come here from your tour video, HOLY COW that is a sweet camper! The elevated bed gave me so many ideas sir, thanks for all your hard work and showing it off to us.

❤😊 very nice❤😊

Nice trailer. Nice hat...

Holy smokes does that look awesome! I could live full time out of that! Great stuff!

Nice job on the build. We converted a 7 x 14, and love it! BTW, love your hat!!

About how much did this cost to convert? Can I bring you my trailer?

I'm building a 16 ft so I can have my tools on the right side & on the left side so I can combine solar and electrical .Bed in the bottom nose and a/c in the top.hangers on opposing sides of the ac.The back wall will hold the flat screen and door leading to tool room and compost toilet

Very nicely done.

Can you post a link to the dryer vents? My home Depot and Lowe's don't have any plastic vents bigger than 4" and the metal ones have ducting on the back.

Id like more information on the owning you put on

Love the hat!

I think needs more ventilation

They make window units that dont drip. I live in 60-90% humidity weather in south texas and my unit doesnt leak. Roof top units are ridiculous. I think its a scam how inefficient they run

Looks awesome bro 🔥🔥