I took the camper on a drive today. I only have a few details to go over yet (adding trim and some paint etc.). It pulled just fine. I took it up to 75mph (only for a mile because it was a 55 zone). You could tell it was behind when going over bumps around town but acceleration was fine.

Here are some vital statistics.
Total weight …660 lbs
(including generator, 5 gal gas, and
cooler full of soda and ice in rear cargo)
Tong weight…70 lbs
Length tip to tip…11'6"
Height (ground to top)..5'5 ˝"
(Fiero is 3'10")
Trailer bed…3'6" X 7'9"
Sleeping area…5'8" X 3'4"
(4' at highest point)
Sleeping area door 2' X 3'1˝"
Rear cargo…2'wide X 1'7"high X 3'4"
Inside lined with paneling
Top covered with .0595 gage stainless steel
Sides covered with 1/16" plastic composite

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Dnyee's 88 Formula, Casey's 86GT, Wayne's 86GT.
We consider my wife as being "Fiero Challenged"

[This message has been edited by wkayl (edited 03-30-2002).]

Looks very familiar, but check out the price. Yikes!!! .

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[This message has been edited by avengador1 (edited 03-30-2002).]

You meen I went through all that work and just for an additional $13,000 I could have just hooked up and went camping? Look who the fool is now. Boy, do I have egg on my face. LOL

Sweet man, NICE job! (hey, paint it to match your car?

Best!
Ben.

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Ben Cannon
88 Formula, T-top, Metalic Red. "Every Man Dies, not every man really Lives"
88 Formula, Northstar, Silver, In-Progreess. -Mel Gibson, "Braveheart"

yeah but thats $13 800 Canadian.. so it's more like $1000 US..

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-Alex

1986 Fiero GT STOCK Wingless, 1987 Fiero SC Stock,1984 Fiero Indy (resto project), 85 SE (donor frame for Indy), 86 SE Body only
President of FieroMontreal... www.fieromontreal.com
and Regional Director of CFOG-I for Eastern Canada. www.cfog-I.org

Do you have any pictures of what hte hitch looks like with out the trailer i have never seen one on a Fiero

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87 GT
Holley Side Scoop
K&N Air Filter

This link is when I first started the project. It has pictures of my hitch about half way down the first page. https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/014927.html

[This message has been edited by wkayl (edited 03-31-2002).]

Hey nice job. it seems a little heavy, but it looks like it's built really well. I had my doubts at first but you did some fine work there.

you should mount some notchback taillights in (the back of corse) on the verry bottom

I too was shocked by the price. You really saved yourself a ton of money by doing it yourself.