Looks good! Maybe put a pair of fold-down bunks in it for extended riding outings? Ride all day, fold the bunks down and kick your heels up at night? Then when you're ready to head home, fold the bunks up, pull the wheelers in, and hit the highway.
Thank you so much! It was really dirty when we got it. I repaired any roof issues (very minor) and replaced most of the exterior hardware, rebuilt the man door & latch completely. Lots of family oriented hours of work have gone into it. Thanks for watching!
@@GrenadeMotorsports That thing looked like heap, you really fixed it up nice so far. I've been wondering if I could just widen the side entrance of an older MH similar to yours, there seems to be no one that has done that. Doors are only about 26'' when counting the inside frame, I need 33'' for my dirt bike, that's all I need , a wide door, lol. Doing what you did is my next thought.
@@GrenadeMotorsports Thanks for the encouragement. I might start with finding a fairly current, RV Park type of trailer that might have a 42'' +- handicap size door and frame, and go from there. shrugs.... I don't think I could do a good job starting from scratch, making my own door.
Research this type of project right now...looking to get a class C and cut a hole for a rear door/ramp into the bedroom area to convert to a Class C toy hauler!
No plans. Step 1: cut hole. Step 2: build metal frame & trailer door springs based on what you're loading. Step 3: 3/4 plywood the whole thing. Step 4: Trim, rubber seal and FRP covering, caulk & paint. DONE! Best of luck & thanks for watching!
Oh yeah, it was completed & used several times last year. There's a few still shots of it at various locations in some of the opening sequences of our other videos. It turned out fantastic. Thanks for watching!
This thing was finished a year ago and now lives a happy life halfway across the country. Interest was low and timelines were tight, so it never got a final episode. It turned out amazingly well as you can imagine. Thanks for watching!
Looks good!
Maybe put a pair of fold-down bunks in it for extended riding outings? Ride all day, fold the bunks down and kick your heels up at night? Then when you're ready to head home, fold the bunks up, pull the wheelers in, and hit the highway.
Heck yeah! Thanks for watching!
Thing looks awesome!!! Keep up the badas builds Paul!!!
Thanks a bunch!
Super nice,love it ,Thanks for
The video,Fantastic,
Thank you! Cheers!
WOW!!! Awesome work!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
That looks very well built, I bet when it's all finished, you're really going to test how well built it really is. lol
That's the plan!
That’s a clean rig, good find
Thank you so much! It was really dirty when we got it. I repaired any roof issues (very minor) and replaced most of the exterior hardware, rebuilt the man door & latch completely. Lots of family oriented hours of work have gone into it. Thanks for watching!
@@GrenadeMotorsports That thing looked like heap, you
really fixed it up nice so far. I've been wondering if
I could just widen the side entrance of an older
MH similar to yours, there seems to be no one that
has done that. Doors are only about 26'' when counting
the inside frame, I need 33'' for my dirt bike, that's all
I need , a wide door, lol. Doing what you did is my next
thought.
@@bikersoncall YES do it!
@@GrenadeMotorsports
Thanks for the encouragement.
I might start with finding a fairly
current, RV Park type of trailer
that might have a 42'' +- handicap
size door and frame, and go from
there. shrugs.... I don't think I
could do a good job starting from
scratch, making my own door.
Great idea and very tidy build! What is the ceiling height in that RV?
I think it's like 6'7" Thanks for watching!
Awesome, thanks for the info. I've got a rock crawler and have thought of doing this same thing.
Research this type of project right now...looking to get a class C and cut a hole for a rear door/ramp into the bedroom area to convert to a Class C toy hauler!
Heck yeah, do it! We loved this thing- it was completed and used several times. So good to have your bikes inside the camper. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to get the plans for the rear opening, I'm considering this in a future project
No plans. Step 1: cut hole. Step 2: build metal frame & trailer door springs based on what you're loading. Step 3: 3/4 plywood the whole thing. Step 4: Trim, rubber seal and FRP covering, caulk & paint. DONE! Best of luck & thanks for watching!
Hey! Please plan an adventure in that thing that includes US 😎
This vehicle only heads NORTH lol "ish"
Have you taken it on the road yet? hows it work??
Oh yes, it's 100% completed and has been used all over the region. It's fantastic! Thanks for watching!
How many atvs can you fit, I couldn’t tell from the video?
One Big one and a bike or 2 maybe three smaller ones. Thanks for watching!
Is it finished yet?
Oh yeah, it was completed & used several times last year. There's a few still shots of it at various locations in some of the opening sequences of our other videos. It turned out fantastic. Thanks for watching!
FIRST!!!! HA!!!! I'm typically last.
YOU BETCHA! A++ :)
My goal
Thanks for watching!
Updates?????????
This thing was finished a year ago and now lives a happy life halfway across the country. Interest was low and timelines were tight, so it never got a final episode. It turned out amazingly well as you can imagine. Thanks for watching!
Damn, would loved to have seen more on this. Researching doing something similar now. Sweet build!