Travel Categories: Trailer Projects

A jeep and teardrop trailer parked in the desert near Signal Mountain.
Hanging out east of Phoenix on some BLM land waiting for a storm to pass and hoping for good weather.
A small kitchen in a camper with a stove and sink.
To add storage in the kitchen and protect the plumbing, I did a little construction and added a shelf, plus some walls to protect the plumbing.
A small gray teardrop trailer parked on a suburban street with green trees and a white truck in the background. On top of the trailer is a mounted satellite dish with cables. The street is lined with trees and a tan house with siding is partially visible.
Having Internet in remote locations will be awesome! With no commercially available mounts for on top of a roof rack, I needed to build my own.
A compact T@G teardrop trailer sits in the driveway beside a brick and green garage. The silver trailer sports a rooftop vent, a front storage box with black netting, and an attached red jerry can. It features a black hitch at the front and is stabilized with a yellow wheel chock.
Carrying gas for the generator and the occasional emergency with the Jeep was a bit of a challenge. It won't be with my new Jerry Can and mount.
Interior of an RV with a small kitchen setup. A blue kettle sits on a single-burner stove atop a white counter. A coffee mug is nearby. Behind, there's a wall-mounted air conditioner, a microwave, and a closed cabinet. A window reveals greenery outside. The floor is tiled.
Coffee. This cabinet is really about coffee. Creating a place to safely use a hot plate whenever the weather conditions make it impossible to make that critical morning cup of joe.
Interior of a small trailer with wooden flooring. A raised plywood platform covers part of the floor, with a small round hole visible on one board. The left side has a brown cabinet with an electrical outlet. A door opens to reveal a grassy yard and a parked car outside.
Completed the first trailer project - removing one side of the bed and creating a storage area where your butt comes into the trailer. Next step will be a cabinet at the opposite end.