DIY Camper/Cargo Trailer Blueprint - 12' Side Elevation with Door & Window Layout

This document is a CAD-style side elevation blueprint of a small single-axle cargo/camper trailer, uploaded to a 1996 Ford Bronco gallery as one page of a multi-page plan set (curb side, road side, plan, and fabrication plan views). The drawing shows the trailer body measuring 12'-0" long with an additional 3'-0" section at the rear (likely a tongue/porch or rear deck extension), and an overall height dimension of 8'-0" to 8'-6". A 32" RV door with screen and window is located at the front of the side wall, a slider-style window is centered over the wheel (labeled "CENTER WINDOW OVER WHEEL") with a 5" setback dimension from the roof line, and a 2'x2' cargo door is placed near the rear. The single wheel is drawn with its fender arch, and two departure/approach angle lines are dimensioned from the ground plane: 17.5962° at the front and 9.5635° at the rear, indicating ground-clearance breakover geometry. A reader can learn the trailer's key exterior dimensions, opening sizes and placements, and the approach/departure angles relative to the tire contact point. No part numbers, dates, or vehicle-specific applicability information appear on the drawing.