When done and fully loaded out around 16k. Unlike all shipping containers this one went on a diet, shaved half the braces out from underneath, took the forklift pocket out and replaced it with some the braces I took out, dramatic weight reduction in area of where the windows went, took the back doors off that weighed 300 lbs each exactly and replaced it with floor plate and lastly took the 1.25" thick marine treated flooring and replaced it with .75" CDX. Unlike a regular fiver that relies on frame for strength and needs a full running frame this one relies on the walls. What you see underneath in picture is not the correct frame, that was an emergency get it out of here before I lost it. Was hauled from Texas to Canadian border and here, kicked off two peoples property, kicked out the city of Port Angeles, rejected from unknown many RV parks, fought 5 neighbors at it's current place and the county officials too. Going on 8 years in the making of working on it off and on plus this is a first so not like I could go to library to get ideas or YouTube, I call her "Perfect Storm".
These are pictures before I really dug into the way she is now and started changing few things.