I got this trailer 3 or 4 years ago and after a couple discounts I only got $150 in the trailer. The cargo box was purchase for $5 at a yard sale. Owner had lost the keys so they costed me $11 from Sears. Total not counting labor so far around $166.
Gaining progress on mine now. Today I've completed grinding down the corners where I shortened it. Next I'll either start to disassemble for paint or decide which flooring I going to use on the bottom of the trailer. I would like to get a piece of diamond plate to add more bling. The box has not been attached but I do like the idea of the looped hooks inside.
This thread has got me working on my trailer again. Started a couple years ago, but never finished yet. I got a few good ideas from this thread. Once I get it all figured out how I want it, I will disassemble for paint.
Wow Gary, that looks great. Never thought about doing the lights that way but definitely looks good.
Also what is the best way to connect into the lights for a trailer?
Ok I got another question. In searching for ways to have extra cargo space I've looked at adding a hitch mounted carrier. I guess the only way on a Venture is adding tail lights because the lights are so low. Anyone else has suggestions??
Ok just a quick question. I am debating changing the exhaust and have a set RK mufflers. Are these the ones with the catholic converters? I can't find a date on them of how old they are but I understand I don't want the ones with the catholic converters in them. Correct??
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I hope to be leading a group of riders down that way this year starting at fancy Gap and head west till we run out of road. Anyone else interested are welcome to come join us.