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You could, but there are hooks to go over the seat back the would be uncomfortable most likely.

More recently, I’ve been using a seat organizer I bought at the local police supply shop.

I've been using a variation of this for many years when I'm doing solo trips.

LOL. It's all in fun.

Thanks!

This ought to be mega cool!

Made thecopcar look more like it’s original self, with a hood swap.

ive got a cargo barrier in my Tahoe.

With my dad’s help, we swapped hoods between thecopcar and thenewgirl.

The rap is only because they seem to imply you're not a "real" overlander unless... Most of us use a simple trash bag of some sort, then keep it secured inside the rig at night to stop the critters.

Lol. I was more than 50 feet behind, trying to capture the entire scene. I cropped that to show the antennas better. here is the full pic. We were on a portion of segment 1 of the Enchanted Rockies Trail. The mountains in the distance are just south of White Sands NM.

@tacocart762 here’s one of the antenna farm configurations on thecopcar. That tram gasket is under all of them. The angles are exaggerated by the camera zoom.

Yes that gasket would work. I have them on mine. Not as pretty, but equally effective would be some RTV.

Do you have a closeup of the point you’re concerned with. There are a couple of spots and solutions.

Nice find, and great bones for an adventure trailer.

Regular mountain bikes suck in sand and even some gravel. Those bikes have even skinnier tires. I've been thinking of a fat tire bike to stay on top of the stuff, not plow through it.

I’ve not heard of a gravel Bike before. Same thing as a fat tire bike?

I wish I was closer George. Your trips look like so much fun.

It gets unwieldy after 8.

Thanks for pointing that out. The GI version is definitely preferable.