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Have you looked at the offerings from TAXA? The Cricket or Mantis might be up your alley. The wood used looks to be quality ply and not pressboard. Mantis is 19ft I believe, but the Cricket is 15ft and has a lot going for it. It was their first model and has had more time for them to work out...

I had a similar idea, but was wondering what do do about that inner radius. I don't have access to a mill, and don't think that my grinder hand is steady enough. This would be my first foray into welding, and don't think I would do well welding two flat bars of steel for 8 feet straight either...

I want to build a rack for mine, but will likely only hold a kayak and maybe the occasional bits of lumber. I noticed you went all the way down the sides with yours, but do you think it would be strong enough to rest it on the lip of the trailer? Maybe make something that goes down into the...

i used this on my van My transit has mounting points on the roof for a rack. i used this stuff from home depot. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-2-in-x-36-in-Plain-Steel-C-Channel-Bar-with-1-8-in-Thick-801217/204225748?keyword=2+in+c+channel it works well. just cut it up. I put some PVC...

I wouldn't trust a RTT up there, but they make great surfboard racks if you put a little foam on there

Dinoot There is a forum member on here who designed these fiberglass M416 style trailers and they are sold by a company called Dinoot. http://dinoot.com/models/m-series.html

Do you have a link for the interior LEDs?

I'm making plans for an old M101. It's a 6x8' trailer, so doing the whole thing would be super pricey. I'm contemplating lining the inside, but even then it's a lot. I got the trailer for free, and I'm living on a teacher's salary, so I'm going to have to convince my wife to spend anything on...

Cost? I've thought about it too, but the cost of some flat paint with enough for touch ups seems much lower than painting the whole thing with Bed liner.

I enjoyed the originality and ingenuity on your last build. Looking forward to seeing this one shape up too. I need to gain some building skills before I attempt one of these.

I had never thought of that before. I guess it's a strong possibility

"With the elimination of the original axle, drawbar & hitch and presumably the original wiring and lights, knowing which version will only be a matter of academic interest." I guess that's true. It's already been modified to the point that it doesn't matter what it once was. And the plates...

So this trailer has been in the family for a long time. I don't remember a time when it wasn't around, and I'm almost 29. Its been all over the southwestern United States and into Baja Mexico a few times too. My Dad passed away a little over a year ago and nobody else has expressed any interest...