Selling my off road trailer built for a Jeep JK Wrangler
- Thread starter JeepDork
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Kasmir Jones
New member
What are the chances of shipping this to New Jersey? Btw great work!
VanIsle_Greg
I think I need a bigger truck!
wow...sweet build. If I were looking I would drive the I5 and pick this baby up.
Free bump.
Free bump.
Not sure what that would cost? It's possible I'm at 92821 but can take it anywhere in the Los Angeles area, check it out, let me know.
Yeah for the wheels and tires it's worth it, trailer would be free, but who knows someone will come along I'm sure.
pulling it off the market
Well since nobody has bought this I am forced to finish it and use it I guess. I figured I would save the cost of storage along with money I'd get by selling it and come out even maybe... guess I am going to finish it and keep it. Thanks to all those that showed interest and made such nice comments.:beer:
Well since nobody has bought this I am forced to finish it and use it I guess. I figured I would save the cost of storage along with money I'd get by selling it and come out even maybe... guess I am going to finish it and keep it. Thanks to all those that showed interest and made such nice comments.:beer:
Desert Rider
Observer
I sent you a private message today.
Desert Rider
Desert Rider
Desert Rider
Observer
Pass the Torch
I purchased this trailer from JeepDork...thanks JeepDork for all of your hard work and hours you have spent on this cool trailer!! I will continue your dream. I swapped out the 37" BFGs for 33" all terrains since my 76 Bronco runs on 33" BFGs...it just looks better and IMO will be more functional especially since there was a clearance issue with the bigger tires. I have spent lots of time with the grinder and brushes cleaning up the welds and such. To reduce the overall weight of the trailer, I spent about 6 hours grinding the tubing and sheetmetal inside the side tool boxes...and it came out rather nice. Then, I painted the interior of the side boxes. I used aluminum color Rust-Oleum Professional series spray paint since it sprays most like a paint gun IMO. I only wish they sold this professional series spray paint in a metallic silver color.
As soon as it thaws out here in Albuquerque I will continue this build with the assistance of my father who has decades of welding and fabricating experience. My plan is to build the following: aluminum lids for the side boxes, tailgate, spare tire carrier for the rear, a storage rack and platform for a front tool/toungue box, and cross bars for a possible RTT. I still need to atached all locks and hardware, wiring and lights, and paint the whole thing.
Again, thanks JeepDork for the groundwork
I purchased this trailer from JeepDork...thanks JeepDork for all of your hard work and hours you have spent on this cool trailer!! I will continue your dream. I swapped out the 37" BFGs for 33" all terrains since my 76 Bronco runs on 33" BFGs...it just looks better and IMO will be more functional especially since there was a clearance issue with the bigger tires. I have spent lots of time with the grinder and brushes cleaning up the welds and such. To reduce the overall weight of the trailer, I spent about 6 hours grinding the tubing and sheetmetal inside the side tool boxes...and it came out rather nice. Then, I painted the interior of the side boxes. I used aluminum color Rust-Oleum Professional series spray paint since it sprays most like a paint gun IMO. I only wish they sold this professional series spray paint in a metallic silver color.
As soon as it thaws out here in Albuquerque I will continue this build with the assistance of my father who has decades of welding and fabricating experience. My plan is to build the following: aluminum lids for the side boxes, tailgate, spare tire carrier for the rear, a storage rack and platform for a front tool/toungue box, and cross bars for a possible RTT. I still need to atached all locks and hardware, wiring and lights, and paint the whole thing.
Again, thanks JeepDork for the groundwork
Desert Rider
Observer
Here are some recent pics....
Mark Harley
Expedition Leader
Desert Rider: We are going to need a build blog on your work!
Beautiful Bronco by the way!
Beautiful Bronco by the way!