First look at cargo trailer at factory.

Inspecting the new cargo trailer

Heading home from Georgia to Iowa.

Passenger side view

Front door

Blank canvas waiting for the conversion

So many possibilities

Driver's side

Back ramp

View from the back

Ramp down

A look inside from the back

5200 lb torsion axle X2

The original walls were 3/8" plywood.

Pulled trim off that covered the wall voids.

Taped off where we think things will go.

The trim pulled off

Alison helped a lot with the build.

Pulling down original plywood.

The starting plans

Making progress

Framing the bathroom

Covering the wheel well

Closer view of wheel well

Sketching my thoughts

Black tank framing. It's very secure.

Black tank drain.

Black tank drain.

Black tank.

Black tank done and bathroom floor being installed.

Checking the fit.

It all fits.

View of bathroom, entry door and closet.

The "thinking buckets" and a makeshift workbench.

The work in progress.

Running the wiring. Back corner by ramp.

Wiring by a non-electrician.

Foam board installed.

Alison working on ramp.

Fuse panel being installed.

Breakers installed.

Overview before running wires.

Wires being run.

Putting wall panels over foam board.

Walls installed.

Closet in progress.

The black "thinking bucket with some important padding.

Using the closet for storage.

Alison put in a lot of time helping.

Alison cleaning ramp for a new seal.

Alison even climbs ladders.

Bracing the roof while I walked on it

Had to seal up the damage from the tree falling on the roof.

Placing the U channel for the solar panels

Cutting a hole in the side.

Another view of the hole... gulp!

The supervisor is here for inspection. She approved.

Walls and floors done.

Solar being installed.

We tried a full sized residential refrigerator but it takes up too much space.

A temporary bed built too high. We moved the trailer to south Texas.

The fresh water and grey water tanks will live under the bed.