We feature a lot of high quality and sometimes pricey trailers on our site. Why? Because we believe that quality should be key on anything you rely on in the back-country. If you lack the fabrication skills or the time to invest into a big trailer project, purchasing one of the ready to roll models is probably your best option. If you like to get your hands dirty however, and you’re good with a welder, then a home build could be right up your alley. This month we’re taking a look at one of the coolest examples we’ve seen so far. It’s a 1966 Apache Raven Tent Trailer, and it started as this $400 box.
We’ve watched as this trailer quickly transformed from an ugly blue caboose to a tuned, and very cool, trail machine. Features include an A-arm suspension, spare tire and fuel can holders, overhead rack, and more. Check out the photos below and then head to the following link to read through the whole process. Check out the thread here.
