Hi all, I am at the start of my home build rot proof demountable having all but given up on my delaminated plywood teardrop. The teardrop build was potentially finished before the cut off date for an IVA test. (Individual Vehicle Approval) This test is carried out at a VOSA centre at a cost(then) £7...

Hi Alexd, I plan to use 3 or 4 jacks as with most demountables. I haven't decided quite which yet other than the front corners are reinforced to act as lifting points. I have yet to decide on one single rear centre jack or two rear corner jacks. Three legs are always more stable than four as they al...

Progress on the Photo front As I said, I have access to a cad system and designed my camper using that. All of the spar sizes and orientation was worked out then the materials cut. :? https://image.ibb.co/i2U65F/camper.jpg The design has turned out to be a bit fluid as I move forward. Aiming at a li...

Zildjian,

thanks for the invite but, that weekend is already booked for the Summer Nationals at Santa Pod Raceway.
It would have been nice to see exactly what I am aiming for instead of just pictures, perhaps another meet.

Mark

Wonkywheel Mark is the name :D I am attempting to build A SKarosser type camper from scratch. It is to fit on my Ford Ranger twin cab Thunder Pick up. The demountable is aimed to be light weight, rot proof, and everything that I want :roll: Most of my camping over the past 10 years has been for betw...