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Worth more than the £700 in parts alone, especially if the boot floor is good.Your wife is right, size matters. 3.9RV8 -
Kev Garrod has one, looks cool. I'd love one but no space, also don't have a spare 700 quid for a trailerComment
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That looks well done.
As said, parts alone, like the cruise lights!
Always makes me feel sad though for the car that is no more to make the trailer.
I would try to loose the Stag diff and the rear suspension for something lighter and more trailer like, to reduce the excess weight.Mike.
74 Stag (Best Modified 2007), 02 Maserati 4200, 17 BMW M140i, 00 Mitsubishi PininComment
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"I would try to loose the Stag diff and the rear suspension"
Yeah, that means it's still got the original hubs !
MickyComment
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It looks to be finished a bit better than mine, which cost more than 700 to build. I didn't use the diff.ZF 4 spd box, Datsun shafts, SS exhaust, 38DGMS weber 158.9bhp, BMW MC Tomcat seatssigpicComment
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Fascinating. If I did one I would remove the boot boards, fuel tank etc to give a much deeper boot space. Plus I would have doors in the front section to give better access into the old hood stowage area. A bike rack on the front area would also be good.
BruceComment
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