Got the full "Warner Brothers" treatment, didn't it?
turn it into part of a challenge car.
Glad I upgraded to the stainless hardware.
The *tines* on the thatcher, then.
that'll buff right out
It really was a dead center bullseye!
Little air in the tires and a couple whacks with a sledge and you're back in business!
That thing is MINT!
I went to Home Depot this afternoon, grabbed a big hammer, some sandpaper, three cans of spray paint and a pair of new tires from the Lawn & Garden section.
I think it came out pretty nice.
If a tree falls on a trailer in the forest, does the resulting un-towable object still qualify to be called a trailer?
Philosophically speaking, that is.
In reply to bludroptop :
Trailer? I barely know 'er! *ba dum tsh*
Woody said:It really was a dead center bullseye!
Woodrow, Woodrow, Woodrow, I am torn here. On one level I’m impressed, but on another not so much. The “final product” is perfect, as if it had just come from the . . . factory. But . . .
Look at what you had done after freeing the Woolly Mammoth trailer from the frozen tundra. It was the nearly perfect autocross trailer. Look at its wicked stance, look at how much camber you cranked into it, and lowered, no, no, it was . . . slammed. And that hot rod patina screams retro racer.
In reply to L5wolvesf :
Just kidding...
Craigslist Curb Alert: Free Scrap Metal!
Make it $30, you know what you got!
EastCoastMojo said:Make it $30, you know what you got!
Sadly, I do. And the dump is closed until Tuesday. That's why it's free.
You need to get a boot dryer. One of my favorite $5 estate sale purchases.
Three lug bolts? I buy tires all the time for our golf carts, no one will mount those, you have to buy the whee & tire together, Who even makes a 3 lug? BTW, at a golf cart or mower store they're ~$70. Wal-Mart is $33.
In reply to 914Driver :
Mine don't even have lugs. They're held on by hitch pin clips, which will make them easier to remove at the dump if this thing is still here in the morning.
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