😳 WOW, You did a great job.

You have a family you don't want to go too big because you go off-grid so I say a 6x10 by 6 ft 3 or whatever height you like (Trailers to go for less) work with several manufacturers that will custom build those specs for you You also may want to consider 080 polycore I went with Anvil Trailers then build it out to be The Chuck Box XL anyway do what's best for you Joe l

I admire your craftsmanship and attention to detail, but also your determination to film every step along the way! Well done!

I literally watched just about all cargo trailer conversions and am of the opinion a 7x14 is the most common one. For full time living, go bigger, but for camping this is the one I believe.

You could keep the same trailer but add a side drop out like hybrid campers have! Keeps a small trailer.but maximizes room! My hybrid trailer was really handy that way! 15ft long but drop outs on both ends made it like 24ft long whith beds dropped out.!.

How hot does it get in your area?

Hey Joel, I wanted to say hi. Also, I subscribed to your channel when you started building your trailer. I'm not sure I said it at back then, but I thought "Thats a single man's trailer". More importantly it has been a pleasure watching you Build, Grow, Graduate, Marry and Have a child. God bless you and your family. I remember tent camping with my 4 boys, it is a great thing getting your kids out in the woods. They learn life lessons, fire, cooking, building, problem solving, etc. When we got our camper, they were old enough they wanted to sleep outside in their own tent. Great memories! Enjoy every minute! Thanks for sharing!

You should go 20 foot trailer

You need one for sure

Nice build. I have an Outdoors channel and bout to buy a trailer to convert like you did. Really appreciate ya makin' the video Joel

NIce Video! I just so happen to have a truck box XL. It's a 7x12x7. We built the bed(short queen) 25" off the floor so our son could sleep under us. Ramp door in the rear that we use as a "deck". We also have a wet bath with a removable "compost" toilet. There is a build video on my channel if your are interested. Keep up the good work.

I am interested in the OVS awning. Have you changed the mounting setup of your OVS from the way you originally mounted the awning? I am trying to figure out the best mounting setup on my 7 x 14 cargo trailer conversion. I would be curious to see how you changed the mounting of your OVS. Great content, would be awesome to see another build.

keep the one you have for offtoading and solo trips, and build the xl version for the family trips :D

A little over a year ago myself and group of friends started on our own cargo conversion/toy haulers that we use for our hunting trips. We currently have 2 6X12, 1 5x10 a 7x12 and another larger trailer in the works. I started off with the inspiration of yours. Would love to see you build another as we are still tweeking and trying to come up with new ideas. Cheers Alfie.

That shouldn't be a question but yes

0:25 What program is this that you used to design the trailer?

you have a beutiful family, i was just surprisingly smiling the whole time, and yeah build another one, a bigger one.

Would definitely be interested in seeing another trailer built

If you are going bigger, I think 12 feet would be about right.

I just started a 6x12 v nose build. I'm 5'9" and have no problem walking around in it. Just remember the side door isn't as tall or it will remind you with a knot

Yes then all the family ..fur baby included can enjoy camping adventures🤗❤️👍

I’ve been slowly building a 6x10 V nose for a while. Haven’t even used it yet but if I was to do another one I would get something with less height then make it a pop top to have standing room and a stronger roof.

Love your videos, you inspired me to buy my own 5x8 cargo trailer to build out. Keep up the great videos!

Let's see.....Mom, Dad, Jensen, dog and....anymore?????? Maybe bigger than you think! Love build videos so go BIG and go for it! I so enjoy your videos and content! Thanks Joel.