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| Purchased 12 foot Trailer for $3200! |
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| Took down the previous owners storage box, and my sister turned it into a chicken coop. |
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| Added some 1 inch insulation to the ceiling. Would have done the walls too if it wasn't such a chore to get the plywood off. |
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| The fold down door doubles as a party deck! |
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| Adding kids bunk beds to the front |
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| Cutting out the tops for the beds |
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| Jazmyn and cousin Rusty trying out the top bunk |
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| Kenzie and cousin Rusty |
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Packed to go to Manti Utah complete with bicycles
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Sleeping arrangements. We slept in until 8 am, weren't bothered by the noisy campers 10 feet away, and stayed cool enough with 80 degree night of sleeping! |
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| Added a bug protector from a repurposed shelter wall |
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| Home again, rearranging the cupboards |
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| Fits the 10 foot paddle board and kayak well for boating fun time! |
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| Bug screen "As seen on TV" works fair on side door as long as it's not too windy |
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| Added a $10 microwave and a folding bed on the side for me |
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| Folding bed doubles as a bench as well |
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Tree branch damage from windy night, patched it up for $30 and it's water tight again.
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All in all, we've invested around $3,550 with upgrades and repairs. Since it's not too large, it tows well, easy to back into tight spaces, and works fantastic for our family of 5!
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