I plan to take most of the winter to build out my new Bobcat shell. My plan is to go very simple and light so I can have as much agility as possible. As of now, I plan to build a side dinette with a rollover chair that folds into a small, narrow bed for a second person or for stealth camping. I plan to have gravity fed water from a 7 gallon jug, heat from a Mr. Heater, a simple, two burner camp cook top, one battery for LED lighting and a porta-potty. I also plan to use a good quality ice chest for refrigeration.
I'm toying with idea of incorporating milk crates for drawers. Milk crates come in two sizes, are durable, reasonably priced and can be easily removed and stored when I'm not camping.
The other day, I started building a set of rollover hinges. I'm fortunate enough to have a neighbor with a rollover couch in his FWC and he let me take some measurements of his. I have some welding/metal working experience, so I got to work. The hinges in the photographs are very raw and still need to be ground and finished, but they work! and all for about $40.00 worth of metal.
I'm toying with idea of incorporating milk crates for drawers. Milk crates come in two sizes, are durable, reasonably priced and can be easily removed and stored when I'm not camping.
The other day, I started building a set of rollover hinges. I'm fortunate enough to have a neighbor with a rollover couch in his FWC and he let me take some measurements of his. I have some welding/metal working experience, so I got to work. The hinges in the photographs are very raw and still need to be ground and finished, but they work! and all for about $40.00 worth of metal.