My tailgating Cargo Trailer

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My tailgating Cargo Trailer

Postby Bruce B. » Tue Sep 29, 2009 10:35 pm

Well after five years of wanting to build a Tailgate Trailer. I found this forum and I took the jump. I found this trailer on craigslist and I bought it. After getting it home I found out it had lots of wood rot!!!! So I tore down the trailer and started over.
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I started the rebuild in April and I now almost have it done!!!!! Its been alot of work.... more than I thought....Here are some current Pic's. I wanted to cover it in Filon but after pricing it I went with aluminum. Found the white in a 10 X 5 sheet and the red in 4 x 8. I just need to add graphics. I am ready to get the inside of it done. The green rack up front is for my generator. After that is removed I can put in my window unit for overnight tailgating... I know I am sick :)
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Postby High Desert » Tue Sep 29, 2009 11:10 pm

:applause: hey that's a neat twist. Thats whats great about building your own, you can get it exactly how you want it. Looks Sharp!

p.s.- really like those Cragars :thumbsup:
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Postby Bruce B. » Tue Sep 29, 2009 11:51 pm

Its not the normal cargo conversion... It works for what I need it for. Now we can have a trailer to haul camping stuff and also have movie night at the campground...I wanted it to look retro so I kept the cragars..I would love to install gas struts for the cargo cover. Any ideas? Thanks for the kind words.

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Postby edcasey » Thu Oct 01, 2009 6:14 pm

Great job Bruce. Love what you've done!! Thanks for posting all the pictures.
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Postby Prem » Thu Oct 01, 2009 8:35 pm

VERY clean and sharp Bruce!

I like the red and white.

Are you going to paint and carpet the metal grate/step on the front? (I vote for red!)

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Postby Bruce B. » Thu Oct 01, 2009 9:38 pm

Its funny you asked about the rack. I was talking to a buddy today about redoing it. I really would like a new one which has pins so I could remove it. I also think I will go back with soild sheet metal where the underside would be sealed.....Its still a work in progress. But yes I think I will paint it red when its done.
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