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I thought I should share this pic:)

Thanks! I can't wait to take her out this winter! Thank ya! I like your idea on that build u plan on doing. That's nice! Looks like home on wheels. Thanks! Much thanks! With this momma, I can go camping year round in any weather condition on almost any terrain.

Thank you! It was well thought out. Just need more time to do them both, lol! I agree that the gov should have done a lot of other things. Now it's time to build it right! Hehe:) Your ride is sick!!! I bet you have fun with that bad boy!

Thanks! Wow thats a cool rig ya got there! Yea not very many people have done this. Usually peeps put it on a m105 trailer so they don't have to cut but they are sooooo heavy for the off-road. Weight is a big thing when it comes to off-road.I'm sure you know:beer: Yea it for sure the icing on...

With this blazer project, I started another project so I have something to do while the shop is working on the blazer. My other project is an Alaskan Camper/M101a2 trailer build. I will be pulling this camper trailer behind the blazer when done. So that's the reason why I'm adding this post to...

Here's the stock front hanger and tow mount before the b52 kit was installed. Notice the rivets? Yep the shop torched them off and pounded them out.

Thanks!!!

Thanks! I'll get ya some more pics of the inside and with it popped up when I'm off work:) Yea you prob think I'm stupid or crazy for cutting up a nice 3/4 ton trailer. But look at my truck... It's on it's last thread... The truck is a good truck but it's too long for what I want for the...

1970 Alaskan Camper Mounted to a M101a2 trailer. 35/12.5/R16.5 BFG A/T tires and 16.5/10 alum rims. Work in progress:

After mounting, there's a 1 1/2" gap between rails of trailer and camper. Will get filled in with wood. See how the extension of the camper was hitting the wheel well? Not any more! Muahahaha:) And now for the sexy part! I took her on the interstate. She sailed smoothly over bumps...

So I test fitted to see if it would fit... Awe man! It doesn't!!!!! The wheel wells are in the bloody way! Ok ok no problem. I called up my bro and asked if he had a sawzall. Yep! The camper had a lower lip on the front preventing it from sliding it all the way to the front of the trailer...

Ok! Looking good! Now for the camper:) 1970 Alaskan vintage rare old school pop up camper. She is loaded with a fridge/freezer that runs off of either, 110v or propane or 12v, 3 burner propane stove, 30 gal water tank, sink, radiant heater (propane), table that converts into bed, 2 1/2 gal...

I think some bigger tires is needed. Found me a cheap set of alum 16.5x10 rims and 35/12.5/r16.5 BFG A/T tires. I got them mounted, balanced and cleaned up. Then slapped them on the trailer.

I'm tired of tents, setting up camp, cold hard ground, cold/hot temps, being exposed to snow and rain, etc... I'm getting old!! Lol! So I've searched and researched and figured out what I want! I want a camper/trailer that can handle almost any terrain, extreme weather conditions, heavy duty and...

Yes sir! I got it:) just need to install it when the blaza is off the rack. The rims are 16.5/10" The tires are 37/12.5/R16.5

I took off the front stock bumper and the tow points and the shop removed the old hangers, rivets and crappy stock shackles. Then installed the Diy4x.com b52 and beyond front hanger, 56" springs, axles, 7.25 shackles, Dana 60 and adjustable spring plates. All mocked up. Here's progress pics.

I finally got a good old school alum set of 16.5 rims with a good offset and in great shape threw a local private sale $100 for the 4 of them. I then finally got the 37/12.5/r16.5 military radial tires I've been waiting to get. Got them mounted and balanced. They look sexy!