DIY Off-Road Mini Camper - UPGRADES!!!

I've been working on some upgrades on my mini camper. These are some things I've wanted to do for a while now and I finally got them all accomplished.
Check out my original mini camper build video.
• DIY Off-Road Mini Camper
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[@bombdiggitydave3881]

I like your projects, so I subscribed and thumbs up to your off-road camping trailer build. May I make a suggestion? Get a piece of commercial edpm flexible flat roll roofing and cut to size of your roof and front air dam. Screw or add male/female snaps and make the top and triangle lid of air dam , truly waterproof. Doing this upgrade I think will keep roof rot to a minimum and if you get it in white, will reduce temperatures inside your camper. Hope this advice helps..keep on doing what you do!

[@jmaniace]

Awesome trailer camper. You might want to think about adding some rear stabilizer feet to the trailer.

[@paulhigashi]

Looks great! Here is an idea: if you make that step permanent and add a lip on the end you can easily store coolers & more stuff. It'll probably help with gas mileage too.

[@KentuckyWoodsman]

Like i said this is a really cool custom camper project and just gets better!

[@bradsexton7295]

Cool little camper. I am building one on the same premise as yours. Mine is just rectangle 5 x 8 box. A little over 4 ft tall inside. I really like the simplicity of yours.

[@swampstalkeroutdoors]

That’s a awesome rig brother, nice job building it! Nothing like doing something yourself so you can do it how you want it! Looking forward to seeing what you do next!

[@raychambers3646]

Living in the UK I've got a bit of garage envy going on !Nice vid by the way.

[@shokhrukhnigmanov1278]

Move tail lights closer to end.

[@fuxu247]

Lol I fabricate in shorts and a short sleeve shirt too..get the occasional slag burn but it's so much cooler than heavy clothes in the summer

[@derealovesurvival7549]

Some good ideas Good effort Thanks for sharing ATB and God bless!

[@andraebrown573]

I usually don’t make comments, but I noticed the new step comes up higher than the door. Not sure where you camp or if anyone is around but it would be really easy for someone to lock you in just by swing the step up. You could add a lock to the step to lock it in the down position just in case. Just my two cents.

[@davidleadford6511]

Lookin' Good! I think one thing I would have done is to cut your fenders in half lengthways, then welded in a strip of metal just to make them a little wider. But, if they're working fine right now. I don't see the sense in fixing something that isn't broke.

[@codydunn242]

This is a better step for sure.

[@ireland66613]

So cool.

[@jeeper426]

i'm considering doing somthing similar with a truck bed trailer and an aluminum topper, pretty sweet build

[@houstonsheltonbees814]

Killer job 👍

[@mikesimmons7539]

Looks good , I think I would have put a hinge or two if possible along the back side . Also might put weather stripping along the outside edges to quiet the top while bouncing down the road & trails . Very nice , very nice .

[@jimbobble24]

Love the camper but i noticed the door opens out and if you are inside and someone decides to close the step/tailgate you could be come trapped. A simple solution could be to put a pad lock through the step pin hole when open to prevent it from being closed.

[@robertwolfe5707]

Love your videos. You’re a lot braver than I am to be welding over and around the spare fuel tank. Lol. Nice lil camper.

[@SD_Alias]

Nice little camper, But why didnt you make it a little big higher for better sitting headroom when weather is bad for longer period and make the door down to the floor for better comfort?