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love the mudflaps!

here are few more pics. I had to use it to deliver and pick up some parts in Phoenix so i slapped some tail lights on it, whipped up some fenders and did a turn and burn. still have too much to do!

I'm going to leave the springs alone for the time being ( i had these springs in my last trailer and never had any issues), I will be adding shocks once i tear it all apart for final welding.

Another piece of the puzzle. I'm working on fenders next. I placed a bottle of anti-freeze inside the lock-box so you can get an idea of how big it is.

Wheels and tires are over at the tire shop getting mounted and balanced!!!! pics later. :wings:

Its all because of people like the ones on this forum that Nauga's are extinct. :D

I finally got my side boxes from the laser shop and got them installed. I wound up selling my last trailer with my Jeep and I didnt realize how much i missed/used it until it was gone. My new build is less cargo and more overland use including a safe way to transport my guns and equipment. I...

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looking good!! is the large side opening for a pop out?

I'm curious as well. I built my own 14 gallon tank which goes under the rear of my JK in place of the stock muffler and well because i couldnt find anything that was a viable option. At the time i had a Hemi in my JK and range was really poor. I've since sold my Hemi and purchased a new Rubi...

Thank you, i fell in love as soon as i saw her. a massive beast!! The guy i bought the bike from took great care of it for 760 miles he put on her and he was a really nice guy to deal with. He is going to buying a JK and doing the overland thing on 4 wheels instead of 2.

Thanks! I rode it home about 85 miles with no problems or soreness. it was so good to be on a bike again.:bike_rider:

About 2 years ago i shattered my right thumb when a coilover shock i was installing failed and the spring hit me like a ton of bricks. I couldnt look at my Bimmer let alone ride her so painfully i sold her to good home. fast forward, present day and i am healed (i'm very lucky to have had...

I used to work for the RIMSAR team here in SoCal and one of the major issues was funding the others were who will ultimately be responsible if the rescue goes sideways? The typical SAR volunteer was a reserve deputy so he/she fell under the purview of the local LEA. We also had problems when...

That looks great. i wish i was that talented with a spray gun. smokin job dude.

Youre gonna love it here Mike! BTW, post up pics of your trailer build.

No arrows, I think they are in the neighbors yard!

Couldn't have said it better myself. Plus you wind up with plenty of extra tubing from the excess of what you removed :)

This trailer must go. too much stuff at the Stonehenge Compound and this trailer which i have used to do dump runs is in good condition and will make an excellent platform for a complete trailer build. it is about 18 feet long. it was originally an ultralight trailer. Andy 760-885-6054

We had that vehicle for a little over a year. we tested numerous parts and accessories for the new Sequoia before it was turned in to Toyota to be crushed. It was a tough day to see it go but we had our fair share of fun with it and took it places where most with a 50K SUV fear to tread. We...