After partially deconstructing the Kit I have found it to be sound enough to repair rather than fully restore. The axle is not frozen, I have repacked the wheel bearings and installed new studs in the hubs. The coupler has been repaired. New tires have been ordered. The fenders will be repaired. I need to repair the galley lid.
I will rebuild the galley using some old pieces. The ice box has been insulated. All new spars are cut to length. I will put on a roof of 1/8" ply as a base for new aluminum but not replace the aluminum roof yet. The interior will be cleaned and maybe painted. I will clean and prime the exterior. Then I will put it up for sale. Basically the trailer will still be a project for someone to finish and at some time in the future fully restore. My goal is to make it structurally sound so that it can be towed. I am not going to install running lights yet but someone could tow it with a temporary trailer light kit.
Jerome
Should we call you the Ace of Tears? Or should it be Professor Tear? 
