M1102 / Gichner S-250 Comms Shelter Camper

[Phoenix77]

Well done and use of the outside is a plus! Were you able to license it? That is one thing I wondered about Military Trailers one day I want one for my M1078 for hauling more hay in one load.

I have the SF97 from GovPlanet, but haven't done anything with it yet in terms of registration. I've seen military trailers around here that have license plates, so I'm sure it's possible.

TBH, in NC, you can drive an unlicensed trailer on I-95 and State Troopers driver past you...

 

[bigmike]

Nice job. I’m preparing to convert one and needed some ideas.

 

[Phoenix77]

Nice job. I’m preparing to convert one and needed some ideas.

Well you know, this one is for sale...

 

[tmuenster]

A+ project! Thank you for sharing the details. It is inspiring.

 

[M1078MAN]

Very nice build, and if you dont mind, going to be inspired by alot of your ideas..

Love the bunk design and exterior space us is amazing

 

[Phoenix77]

Very nice build, and if you dont mind, going to be inspired by alot of your ideas..

Love the bunk design and exterior space us is amazing

Thank you - and that's why I posted it. I had seen a couple S-250 builds elsewhere on the internet and, in my humble opinion, they were formulaic, uninspired, and didn't nearly tap into the potential for the platform.

I think the S-250 offer the opportunity for the nicest, driest, most civilized upgrade version of "tent" camping. You still have to utilize the great outdoors for bodily functions (unless you're either really comfortable with the other inhabitants, or kick them out for privacy) and to shower, but when it is rainy outside, it is perfectly cozy and inviting inside if done properly.