Will get a few more shortly, wiring is not complete interior will be fully lined, top will be insulated no wiring will show at all and will be in conduit as well as having a full length ceiling. Diamond plate will cover the wires in the rear corner as well as at the bottom of the white panels on the outside. Floor racks for tying down the car yet to be installed as well as the remote set-up for the winch. It will also have a removeable tailboard roller so you do not fray the winch linewhen loading. Aluminum load ramps will also be secured in the rear as well as two spare tires. Still a lot of small detail work yet to go.
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Very impressive Chief your a talented guy. I like everything about the trailer and you'll sure be lit up at night with all those lights..3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
Henry Ford said,
"It's all nuts and bolts"
"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
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Ya know how truckers are Mitch.
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Suprised you didn't mention curb feelers:DComment
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Do you plan on having your license plate number or other I. D. painted on the roof?Comment
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I am in awe of your abilities, the speed with which you execute those abilities, your commitment to excellence and your craftsmanship. Congratulations upon nearing the end!Comment
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Bud thank you so much for your kind compliments, as far as speed goes I have to admit this has taken longer than i would have liked but since I am now retired I do not rush things an old friend had a saying "If you do not have the time to do it right now when will you have time?" That has always stuck with me.
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X3 Bud hit the nail on the head an amazing jobOriginally posted by BudP View Post3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
Henry Ford said,
"It's all nuts and bolts"
"Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
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Thanks again to all but I have to say the same thing about so many of you guys here Tom W's ingenuity is to be admired as well as your attention to detail on your cars and what you have accomplished with this forum and why this is a great place to be.Comment
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Here are some photos on my trailer progress. Still more work racks on floor lights etc.You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Finished up my car trailer inside all the racks are in and interior finished with the interior lights installed as well.09-08-2017, 06:01 AM
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Guys, If I had a trailer I would be joining yawl in Branson. This brings to mind a question about trailering for long hauls. I have a 29 Tudor and wonder what minimum size enclosed trailer I should be looking for. I know most are going to say to buy the largest I can afford. Do I really need two axles? Have a great time in Mo....06-22-2018, 10:30 PM -
Had a set of dexter 3500# and wheels so i decided to build my own trailer after looking at what was out there plus the fact I have done this before and with the tools and equipment it would only take time and a lot of it. Main frame is 2x4 3/16 rectangular tubing with a 2x3 x1/4 center beam to the hitch cross members are 2x3 angle this trailer is way stouter than most I have seen but when i see sheet...You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Is this really safe to pull behind a Model A?
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Can anyone tell me if this dolly has anything to do with Model A or not?You do not have permission to view this gallery.
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Yesterday I finished putting all the outside panels on my new trailer, I will take pictures today and post them tomorrow. I also did some wiring and installing lights. I did forget to mention my new radial tires showed up today as well.07-08-2017, 06:44 AM
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On the Vermont Craigslist there is a pickup with an interesting hitch.I saw pictures of these years ago,they were for surfboards.This one looks to be extended a little more than the pictures I saw.I remember the hitch was actually under the vehicle,and a long pole ran up to it.They weren't something you were going to hitch a regular trailer to.I think a surfboard was all I would want to hook to it...10-06-2018, 10:13 AM -
I notice that most of the vendor catalogs carry mud flaps, but none have the brackets to mount them. Does anyone make such a thing? I am interested in putting some on my pickup now that I have my '36 Mullins trailer. Only time I pulled the trailer, it was covered with road spray.04-11-2018, 02:48 PM
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