Stupid Jeep People...and their toys.
Thread Starter
|
Senior Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 524
From: Brownwood, TX
Stupid Jeep People...and their toys.
Not even a single mass produced aftermarket bumper, brush guard, winch mount, skid plate, (decent) roof rack, or spare tire mount for our trucks...and the Jeep guys get an off-road camper trailer...made by their manufacturer. (kinda) 
http://www.roamingtimes.com/rvmanufa...e-campers.aspx
http://www.roamingtimes.com/rvmanufa...e-campers.aspx
Thread Starter
|
Senior Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 524
From: Brownwood, TX
Starting Member
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 101
From: Martin, MI/Bagram, Afghanistan
Thread Starter
|
Senior Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 524
From: Brownwood, TX
I like the way you think. That would be pretty cool, I could get a small pop up, rhino lined the same color as my truck, with matching Bravada rims, maybe add on a 1st gen bumper and tail lights with some blazer badges, a blazer bench seat on the inside, matching luggage rack on the roof.
Or...use the back half of a short bed S-10...
I'm seriously considering doing something like this in the future.
Starting Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 194
From: Cleveland, NC
Yeah Jeep has made a killing off of putting their logo on anything and its all of a sudden a must have offroad item. The Jeep aftermarket is probably the biggest ever for single vehicle line, out of all the auto's made.
But since your talking about building campers and what not, check this thing out. Some guys from back at home built it to take to the Outer Banks and go fishing a couple times a year. Its a d250 Ram with the 12valve cummins, straight axle swap from a chevy, and it has a ton of room inside. yeah I know its really redneck but its very fuctional for fishing trips and staying out on the beach all week and the craftsmanship was really good (the brothers that built it are professional welders)
But since your talking about building campers and what not, check this thing out. Some guys from back at home built it to take to the Outer Banks and go fishing a couple times a year. Its a d250 Ram with the 12valve cummins, straight axle swap from a chevy, and it has a ton of room inside. yeah I know its really redneck but its very fuctional for fishing trips and staying out on the beach all week and the craftsmanship was really good (the brothers that built it are professional welders)
Starting Member
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 101
From: Martin, MI/Bagram, Afghanistan
I would not be a bit embarrassed to roll around in that dodge, that is awsome!
That would look better, but I dont think you'd have much room on the inside for anything besides a single twin mattress
Or...you could use the back half of a blazer...chop the top...
Or...use the back half of a short bed S-10...
Or...use the back half of a short bed S-10...
Thread Starter
|
Senior Member
Joined: Sep 2009
Posts: 524
From: Brownwood, TX
All the room I would need lol. One of us needs to build one of these trailers. We can't let the jeep people have all the fun =P
After all..."it's an S-Series thing...you can afford it"
After all..."it's an S-Series thing...you can afford it"
