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I like the table/bed thingy. I honestly didn't look too much at the shelter to look for a plate. It's dark now, but I'll look in the AM for it.
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Late night trailer/shelter ops
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Actually curiosity got the better of me. Went out there and looked at it, but all the placards are painted over. I'll have to put a tape measure on it to figure out what it is.
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The 318 was a little cramped but very doable as a shelter.
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Oh yeah, it's gonna be cramped. Like I said, I could lay down on the shelf and my feet and head are touching the ends. But I like to lay on a side and draw my legs up honestly. If I had a "bed" like you did and AC, I could sleep in it no problem.
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Finally got out there with a tape measure. You were right Kenny, it's a S-318. Not a S-250.
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OK, not the end of the world. If you do seek and find an S250, Wheelspinner is shopping for a 318.
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Or you could just come by the compound and buy a nice M185A3 already converted to a camper with all the comforts of home!
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Not really looking for another vehicle. I ended up selling my M750. I think this shelter/trailer combo will work just fine. Although a S-250 would be nice for a little more room. Maybe next year I'll pick up a smaller van trailer and deck it out.
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M119 would be a good quasi toy hauler, they have full width back doors. Enough room for the sammy and your gear. Drop bunks would complete the ensemble.
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I sold the Sammy a while back. 
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Just to get the facts, I think I see 3/4" plywood with angle iron on the ledges to hold it in place? What's holding the table up against the wall in table mode? Can the table be stored completely upright?
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The piece of plywood on the front wall is hinged to the wall and to the table top. There were already gripzerts in the wall so I used those in conjunction with thumbscrews to secure it upright. There is a catch on the bottom of the table to hold the leg up. It can be swung up to the ceiling but I had to used a strap and footmans loops to hold it there. Correct on the angle iron. Was basic with what I had on hand.