Good base for overland trailer?

[MoreGone]

This trailer is being advertised as a Motorcycle trailer, but I see potential as an Overland Trailer.

Looking for some thoughts from others if it would be a good base or if my plans / expectations would suggest that I would be better off to keep looking. I like the size of it. Not to big, not too wide. I like that it has a lifting lid and looks well constructed. I don't have the manufacturer name or model info. ###Update - appears to be a Mini Nomad - https://minitrailerusa.com/nomad-trailer.htm

What I would like to do is add an exterior frame for a Rooftop Tent leaving enough room for the lid to open a good amount.

I would want to have matching wheels from my Jeep on the trailer. I am running Rubicon factory takeoffs, 5x5 wheel pattern and a 255/75/17 (32") tire. I assume I could do an axle flip and add blocks if needed.

###Update - I believe I found the manufacturers specs online, suspension is listed as

- Independent Torsion axles 600 lb

I am not sure I would have options to lift as needed or if this would be enough for the load I am wanting.​

That would be the immediate plans. Eventually I would want to add a deep cycle battery and solar setup. I would want a water tank of 15 gallons or more and I would consider having the rear converted into a tailgate.

Thoughts on this as a base of an Overland Trailer build?

Thanks

 

[Neight]

The wheel width is narrower than I’d want to be, I’ve always agreed with those that say you want your trailers wheels in the same tracks as your towing vehicle.


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[Silverback_WK2]

I just bought one of these at christmas time. Got a big discount, too, because it had a cracked tail light lens.
Starting out for around $329 ain't bad.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Carry-On-Trailer-3-5-ft-x-5-ft-Wire-Mesh-Utility-Trailer/3680952

I'll post pics later once I start the mods. Taking it to a fabricator to have the tongue switched out for a longer one and swap to a 2 inch coupler. From there I'll flip the axle and add new wheels/tires.

 

[davis31052]

Too narrow. Take it off road and you'll be forever flipping it back on its wheels.

 

[MoreGone]

Thanks for the replies.

I am going to keep looking.