Gladiators and Camper Pictures

[paloaltan]

We did upsize from the Airstream Sport 16.

Looks so sweet! Fully capable? I'm still waiting for my 16' Bambi to arrive in the spring.

Sponsored

 

[SquirrelNuts]

It's the Rockwood 1640 ESP. The axle is stock. It was tough to find. I bought it over the phone and we did a 1,500 mile road trip to pick it up in Washington State.

Nice! Just checked out their website and it doesn't even look like they make that model in the ESP version anymore. Granted, for our family of 5, we'd probably want to go a hair bigger anyway. Thanks for the info!

 

[Choice Mojave]

Thank you much. Built it 12 years ago. Mahogany outside, Cherry inside. Framed in cedar. All epoxy construction. no structural screws or nails. Roof, front and rear hatch aluminum skin. Insulated with a real mattress that was custom made. Best sleeping ever!

Making me all warm & fuzzy inside just hearing about it!

 

[cb4017]

Nice! Just checked out their website and it doesn't even look like they make that model in the ESP version anymore. Granted, for our family of 5, we'd probably want to go a hair bigger anyway. Thanks for the info!

I'm normally by myself out there so the 1640 ESP works fine. For your family the 1910 ESP would probably work better.
Good luck.

 

[PropWash]

Looks so sweet! Fully capable? I'm still waiting for my 16' Bambi to arrive in the spring.

She does all the things. We both Glamp in RV parks and do some Boondocking now and then. The 16 Sport was nice, but the kids kept growing.

 

[Trippin01]

Jayco Baja boondock special. & go fast superlite. I run 33” tires with the trailer, and 37” with just the RTT. 5.13 gears. Max Tow, with a 6” lift now, but not pictured. Trailer is just shy of 4k lbs.

 

[Zsis]

It’s a little motorcycle camper actually, well that’s what my Dad used it for - wanted to get my wife back into camping, so decided to go the glamping route (she was NOT impressed with our last jeep camping trip on the Rubicon 18 years ago…) So, borrowed this little gem, shot the coast for some good times and she dug it - now I’m building out a bedmount pop top camper with full amenities and she’s totally onboard

This is the only pic I can find with it setup, it’s pretty cool actually; top flips back 180 and becomes floor inside, the brand is ‘lees-ure lite’

Very nice. Thanks. Looks perfect for me. How does it pull on the highway with the small tires and assumingly light weight? Getting ready to look them up now!

 

[Christoferweld]

Very nice. Thanks. Looks perfect for me. How does it pull on the highway with the small tires and assumingly light weight? Getting ready to look them up now!

You won’t even know it’s there - literally… it’s only like 300ish pounds; no issues on the road at all. All in all, a pretty cool little setup.

 

[IRQ]

Late October at an empty state park

 

[paloaltan]

Late October at an empty state park

Hey that's going to be my setup too! Can't wait...

 

[Mojave40]

I just towed for the first time this last weekend. The Jeep did great in my opinion. I'm lifted on 40's with 5.13 gears. The trailer is 20ft and weighs around 4400lbs dry.

 

[jn18]

That setup looks great man.

 

[Ferg]

 

[Trippin01]

I just towed for the first time this last weekend. The Jeep did great in my opinion. I'm lifted on 40's with 5.13 gears. The trailer is 20ft and weighs around 4400lbs dry.

I have the 5.13 gears as well, and they are freakin IDEAL for trailering, and serious off roading. I only have a 6" lift and 37's but enough articulation to rub my fenders. Mine is a MT Sport so my fenders are a couple inches lower than on your Mojave. You have a sweet setup! I like it, and I hope to meet up with you on the trails at some point. Safe travels to ya!

 

[DesertGladiator]

Roosevelt Lake, AZ

Sponsored