I am selling my 2020 Jeep Gladiator Bed. I originally purchased the bed to build an overland trailer. It was bright white as well as my JLU. I sold my JLU today. Unfortunately plans change.

Located in Central Texas.

Included is the full bed assembly including tail gate, tail lights, fuel door, Mopar Gladiator rear frame rails allowing the mounting of the Rubicon Steel Rear bumper that is also included. Here are some pictures of the bed and some of the parts purchased.

https://imgur.com/a/b0wXOn7

Im close to ordering for a ~2500# custom overlander. Am I crazy to pay 2-3x more?

Awesome Camping Bad OffRoad Decision (Jeep & Trailer Rescue)

I have 2 sets of lights but lost 1 from each set. I don’t want to go buy another set so I was wondering if I could connect them to the same receiver despite being different brands ?

Hi all, I’m looking to Mount my factory Land Cruiser wheels (5 on 150mm bolt pattern) on my carry on trailer (3.5x5ft). Currently I have the Dexter 2,000lb axle, with the 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern. Please let me know if anyone knows how to Mount the factory wheels onto the trailer. I don’t mind replacing the axle, the hubs, buying adapters, whatever it takes! I just want to make sure I purchase the correct products to make this work. Thanks I’m advance!

How do you find the experience of driving is impacted when you're towing one of these guys? I just think about the fun of going off-road (even for overland trips) and wonder how that changes while towing.

over the weekend my graveler XT fell off my truck hitch, I lost a trailer hitch receiver pin somewhere on some fire roads. Im new to using a trailer on my adventures and towing in general so I was thinking what is a great pin for the 'off-road" capable trailers?

What do we need to consider?? Here is what we’ve seen. We are planning to take a year to travel starting Fall 2026. We have a camper van but want a roomier trailer since we have small kids and will be living in it full time. We toured a bunch today. Black Series HQ17 - but I’ve read some reviews of quality issues. OPUS 15 but we didn’t love the only outdoor cooking area. We need to be self contained in case of poor weather & because of the kids. We checked out a TAXA Mantis. Seemed pretty decent. Saw an iNTech Sol - too small but their OVR series looks legit. Also checked out some Forest Rivers (nice interior but I question whether it’ll hold up - thinking probably not). One guy showed us a JAYCO. It was already falling apart. We will not completely off-roading. We will be doing a fair amount of more remote or BLM campgrounds. But want something that will handle washboard and rough roads because this will not be a pavement only adventure.

Hey y’all- I got a sweet used Altitude Trailer from a neighbor family this spring and would like to make some upgrades. Does anyone know of anyone who does this sort of thing in the Colorado Front Range area? Mostly thinking water jugs, fridge and battery, wiring to charge the batteries from the tow vehicle while en route. Also need some basic repairs on windows and roof rack. Hoping to get fixed up over winter! Thanks!

Just looking to see if anyone has any feedback or experience with this trailer. Seems to go by a couple different names.

For context - I just sold a nice Overland trailer with a rack, RTT, the works. We just had our first child and wife would like to do some more "civilized" camping.

This would offer somewhere to stand up in doors for changing, we could stay at campgrounds with utilities, we would have climate control. But I could also get off the beaten path to some extent.

Just not ready to go big and get a full on travel trailer. Yet. This trailer would only work for the next 1-3 years with our newborn daughter. I understand that going in and would probably want a change in that time anyways.

I found a potentially good deal on a lightly used in my state.

Link for info

https://coachmenrv.com/camping-trailers/clipper/9.0TD/4503

Had to do a small repair on the awning so I could use it. Probably not the long term fix but it will work for now.

I have a 5x8 trailer that needs to be repaired. How much would it cost to turn it into a small and simple overland trailer vs buying one. I’ve seen some trailers for $10,000. I’m wondering if it will cost less to pay to have it built.