Added head lights to the Field and Stream

[Gage]

I just had to do it. But first I had to re-chrome them.



You can see my latest pics HERE.

[Deryk the Pirate]

Looks sharp Gage... were they original?

[emiller]

I love those lights. And that is a great idea.

[starleen2]

Sure will be mighty handy in the dark to couple the propane bottle or hitch

[doug hodder]

Gage...are those off an old Buick or Olds? Cool idea! Doug

[Gage]

Well they’re not really head lights. They’re reflectors and they came on the trailer, just not chromed. I also don’t think they were factory original. I have no idea where they came from. I’ve not seen anything like them.

[Steve E]

Those before and after pictures say it all....Just an outstanding redo on that sharp little trailer....It is a FAVORITE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Patty

[Kevin A]

Well they’re not really head lights. They’re reflectors and they came on the trailer, just not chromed. I also don’t think they were factory original. I have no idea where they came from. I’ve not seen anything like them.

Gage, you selling that trailer for $100.00? I'm leaving right now, seeya sometime tomorrow afternoon.

[Gage]

Gage, you selling that trailer for $100.00? I'm leaving right now, seeya sometime tomorrow afternoon.

Oh man, you mean I have to put it back in that condition. That's what the guy I got it from paid for it. Even though he gave it to me, I gave him $100 for it. He needed it.

[pete42]

I wish you had not posted a before and after picture you have made me feel very inferior in my building skills.

that before picture would make 99% of the people who saw it walk away, I'm glad you're one of the 1 percenters (1%)

you may have heard this before NICE TRAILER.
pete

[Gage]

I wish you had not posted a before and after picture you have made me feel very inferior in my building skills.
that before picture would make 99% of the people who saw it walk away, I'm glad you're one of the 1 percenters (1%)
you may have heard this before NICE TRAILER.
pete

Did you see my web page on it? I've been on it for almost a year now. With my health issue, it's just a matter of taking your time and not getting in a hurry. And not worrying about how long it's taking you. That’s the key.

http://www.gages-56.com/FnS.html

[Noob]

Go all the way ...



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[Senior Ninja]

Gage,
You're right about taking your time. Our build took over a year, but what a year it was! We truly had fun with the build. Whenever it even began to feel like work, we'd take a break. It was nothing like I'd ever done before. Everything else in life has a due date on it, no matter what it HAS to be done by that date. Teardrop building allows you time to think and feel what you're doing. I wouldn't trade the experience for anything.
Steve