Pics of your trailer in action

Here are a few pictures of my trailer from today, when we were in the Christmas Parade in Virginia City NV.[/URL][/IMG][/URL][/IMG]

 

Here are the click free pics for you.

Nice set-up, and I really like the color combination you went with on the '5 and M416 - looks great!



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I really like those Ben-Hur trailers, but seldom see them come up on the market for sale...



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me thinks 4 banger starter motor

 

Icees and firewood !!

 

first jeepmeeting with my trailer , the rooftop tend is cool, but i need to build a better mounting system.





gerald

 

I like the roof top tent! I've been thinking of doing the same thing with our trailer. There's a company in Oregon that has started building roof top tents. I just checked their website and I see that they are introducing a line of off-road trailers too.

Here's the link: http://www.cascadiatents.com/

 

Love the tent idea, I want to do that with mine.


Sent from my LS670

 

Those little trailers yall got are purdy nifty and i would love to have one some day BUT...I would have to give the winning point so far to the photos of the Cj doin some rock wheelin while towing the trailer made of half a cj tub...VERY cool! Only seen that once before with a cherokee towing a half-o-cherokee trailer (old cherokee cut off between front and rear doors then closed in). Also, is it just me of does that jeep look awfully similar to Posi's?

 

800 pounds of scrap


The boss lady just HAD to have these for craft projects.


Only 700 pounds of scrap this time.


For some reason I thought this was funny at the time.

 

No action pics yet. This trailer was basically given to me. Two owners ago, the guy moved from New York to Colorado with this thing. He added the sides, boxed in the frame, and beefed up the hitch bar on the front. The last owner used it once a year to haul yard trash in the fall.

I started with minor repairs, and it turned into a full blown rebuild. Changed the plywood floor to planks. Changed the plywood sides to diamond plate. And switched out the 2 bolts that were holding the 8" wheels on, to a true 3,500lbs rated axle with 31x10.50/15 BFG mud terrains and aluminum slotted mags. My buddy broke out a concrete floor, and we hauled all 3,200 pounds in one load to the dump. The way it rode, I was guessing around 1000 lbs. I have no idea how I managed without a trailer for so long.

BEFORE


AFTER

 

Hauling my '22 Jaeger hit and miss engine to some show.



And my dad's 1930 101 Indian scout

 

practicing for the calender?

because I'll vote for it.

 

No, I don't even know if I'll enter a pic in this year. I think I'll give someone else a chance.

 

Now that is a nice photo! The stuff in it ain't bad either. Is that a side car far left?

 

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BTT for some new pics!?!

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Heres a trailer I built from scratch over the winter to take my tank to car shows.

 

I think this is the only pic I have of my Jeep with my trailer.... I've been gathering parts such as a roof top tent and possibly some drawers to make it a camping trailer in the future.