From Cargo to Camper: A DIY Transformation

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[@scottlafeir]

Velcro tape for the fridge !

[@bradcrook7122]

Awesome project Josh, Nice work!!👍🏼👊🏼

[@beforetheecho]

Nice filming work

[@Chalz108]

I have heard it's difficult to run your AC on solar along with the rest of your trailer. Best of luck. It's looking great

[@cguad9671]

Id consider a door flip on that rear door. Removes the trip hazards and gives you a roof over your head

[@JColeJ97]

Nice 👍

[@markb.1259]

Question... where's the spare tire? 🙂
Nice setup Josh!

[@beforetheecho]

In the bed of my truck 😂

[@voiceforthevoicelesstruth5480]

Josh off topic but my best friend lives in Wyoming and some guy ran down a wolf on a snow mobile taped its mouth shut and showed up at the bar with it and it’s leaving a horrible stain on hunting! It’s creating a fire storm outwest

[@beforetheecho]

Holy cow 😂

[@grinder881]

I really like how you put that latch on the outside to put your lock so people cannot lock you into your own trailer.

[@stevedenoyer5956]

Those diesel heaters are slick and very efficient from what I understand

[@auntchar101]

In your kitchen area, you can use elastic and staple it every so many inches to hold cooking utensils or other flat things. Also, look up cloth hanging shoe rack. It has multiple pockets to store items. It comes in plastic also, so you could use in bathroom. Looking good.

[@tnfoutdoors1]

You could rip pvc conduit in half and pipe clamp it to the walls to hide the wires, and they'd still be easily accessible. Plus a little safer if the kids get up in the top bunk

[@markb.1259]

Josh, you likely already know that you don't want to drill or drive screws into the sides of your fridge to install a lock. You'll likely pierce a freon line that's running in the sides. Use a bungee strap some how. 🙂

[@bradgarner9087]

For the fridge you could use one of those child locks that just stick to it. I have them on my fridge at home so kids don't open it and they pull on it holds decent

[@billmcdowell4826]

Looking good Josh 👍

[@Floutlaw87]

You are not an electrician that's for sure hahaha. Looks good man

[@SamkoTradBow]

Love it! Sweet Build