daughter of clueless 
father -- "Could you build one of those?"
I would like to thank everyone on this board who has posted photos and ideas. I have stolen ideas from you without any guilt what so ever.
But I still have a number of questions. I have aquired a complete with wheels and tires 2000 lb put together trailer for $92 (on sale). I want to build this as light as possible because of my daughters pull vehicle is an oriental rice machine.
I have made the 4X8 floor of 1/2 inch cdx on both sides of 1 1/2 X1 1/2 pine frame with two cross braces and two layers of 3/4 foil backed stiff foam insulation filling the empty spaces. All screwed together and Gorilla Glued. Nasty Stuff but good glue.
Will this be enough of a base to assemble the rest of the trailer? Or do I need to start over with Oak and 3/4 bcx ply or add additional ply to what I have assembled. Turning this into a work bench and starting over at this time is better than completely done and it comes apart while going down the road.
I plan on tying this base to 2 inch c channel steel frame. I am going to build an original old style TearDrop. With a few modern changes such as LED light strips in the interior and hatch.
The sides will use 4X10 1/2 inch paintd ply board of a type used to make outdoor signs and is extemely stable and weather resistant. This will use 3/4 x1 1/2 pine strips for frame and 3/4 foam insulation with oak used in stress areas like door hinges or cabinent attachment points. The interior is to be white so 1/8 pressed board is to be used inside. For a total thickness of 1 3/8 wall thickness
I have aquired some 1/4 thick smoke plexiglass for doors, but want to put a window in each door. I have seen photos of several units with this type of window in the door, does anyone know where to aquire this type of window for a plexiglass door?
Photos will follow when I have enough to make it worth while posting.
Comments and suggestions wil be greatly appreciated.
And yes OkieSailor is an oxymoron.
