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Eactly why I'd put the body of one on an M105 frame. Better yet, take the whole trailer, remove the axle and suspension, cut off the tongue and yoke, then mount that frame on top of the M105 frame with some urethane bushings to allow for flex and movement. Better still, crossmember the top of...

Picture if you will, A slightly larger version with more storage space underneath for food, supplies/provisions and camping gear/bugout items and hunting weapons, built on an M105 chassis and pulled behind a deuce, bobber or 5-ton. Now that's a camping trip!!!!! My brain is spinning with the...