Matthewp's MuTTT (Multiple Terrain Tactical Teardrop).
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matthewp
Combat Truck Monkey
Ok, I finally got somewhere worthy of pictures... As of Sunday, the kitchen area is complete minus the tile backsplash. That will be finished after the adhesive/sealant on the sink dries completely (hence the brick in the sink, adding weight).
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I also started the final woodwork in the sleeper area. First picture is of the headboard storage. Since I am 6'5", I wanted extra length on the double bed (6'2 1/2"), so I came up with the idea of a small storage area that doubles as a spot to support the pillows, adding an extra 6" to the sleeping platform.
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The shelf above the headboard storage will have a spot for a reading light above the shelf on each side and a 12v receptacle mounted below the shelf.
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I also started the final woodwork in the sleeper area. First picture is of the headboard storage. Since I am 6'5", I wanted extra length on the double bed (6'2 1/2"), so I came up with the idea of a small storage area that doubles as a spot to support the pillows, adding an extra 6" to the sleeping platform.
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The shelf above the headboard storage will have a spot for a reading light above the shelf on each side and a 12v receptacle mounted below the shelf.
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matthewp
Combat Truck Monkey
It's a 7" sink. I just wanted one up there for access to a water supply on the kitchen counter (getting water for cooking, minor cleaning of vegetables, food prep.). Any major use of water (washing dishes, etc.) will access water from one of the main faucets below the counter or on the side.
tarditi
Explorer
What if there was a pocket where you could put cooler wraps in place to chill the wine without refrigerating it?
You could also insulate the section to retain the temperature better - proper care for vino is a high priority of mine!
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/21-x-7-3-4-flexible-ice-mat/45024205.html?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&gclid=CjwKEAjwqamhBRDeyKKuuYztxwQSJAA1luvGPkGbvCJJCoV_6Jk7DVIP8f0vMv3eUm95ES_Higcn0BoCcZfw_wcB
matthewp
Combat Truck Monkey
Forum member Dave Bennett took some awesome pics of the trailer in THIS American Adventurist thread. Here they are below.
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jeepin_idaho
Adventurer
So far, is there anything that you wish you'd done differently?
matthewp
Combat Truck Monkey
Not really, but I can say I learned to spend the time aand extra money using good sealant the first time. I had hell dealing with the roof because I tried using the silicone for the solar connection and the vent/fan until I just went with the 3M 5200 I used everywhere else. I hindsight, I might have prefered to spend the time just to completely fiberglass the wood shell for strength, but the 2" tape on the seams has done a bang up job.
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Petrolburner
Explorer
The really tall faucet height should make it pretty useful. The sink itself is more there to catch drips, like the drip tray on a kegerator, but better.
matthewp
Combat Truck Monkey
I haven't thought of anything that needs changing yet... But my wife hasn't camped in it yet either!
jeepin_idaho
Adventurer
I'm sure she'll have some ideas. I recommend trying to stop the good idea fairy with the contents of the wine rack.
Dan
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Dan
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Ghost65
Allergic to Pavement
The pull outs in these photos are excellent.