I agree
Cheers!

Thanks, James. Your endorsement is the push I need to spend the $15.I got the walnut dash already, but the tach seems dicey, and there’s no glovebox (the previous owner did a nice job mounting a nice stereo near where one would go, though). And the dash has no bling ’round it. TD dashes all seem to have that shiny stuff. So, here goes.Yeah, I…[Read more]

Richard, I love the way you measure time!

Back when I had my boat we were always pulling on the windshield to get in or out. About every two or three years the cracks would appear around the support uprights. I had a friend that was real good at this. I often stood with a brown bottle in hand watching. He would first cut out a valley directly on the crack to make sure that tere wasn’t…[Read more]

      Bailey — I would think the stress crack would be in the gel-coat not the fiber-glass you can get repair kits at most boat shops in small tubes even in different color combinations to make your own color  If you need to repair the fiber-glass even wal-mart has the kits— simple to work with but remember to use gloves it is VERRY sticky ..…[Read more]

Ed,
Check out my photos. That is what I have on my dash and everywhere, works great! Couldn’t get the Whitney link to work, it might have sawdust from the living room floor or snow mixed in it.
I also used the same trim on the fake gas tank bands, the centerline of the hood….oops, bonnet, and to edge the carpet and along the top of the seat…[Read more]

Totally snowed-in at Baltimore. I shoveled once and the LW shoveled twice, and there’s 6-8 inches down where she shoveled three hours ago. My turn in the morning.Meanwhile, sanding the living room floor. Then looking around J.C. Whitney for stuff to line around the dash board & make it shiny. Thinking of using chrome fender moulding like this…[Read more]

You da man! Thanks for the info, glad to know the scoop. I see many trailers around here for sale like the one you posted. If I get one, I will probably weld some steel supports where the wheels stay. I like the steel mesh, not much to clean and easy on the wind and weight and catch parts that fall off the car . I have 2 – 12 foot flatbeds, single…[Read more]

 Paul,  It started right when they said it would here yesterday too. We got about 8 inches , sure was pretty falling. I’ve been looking at MGs on the computer so I don’t have to walk to the garage to see one.It sure does make it feel like Christmas!! Car shows in warm weather, sound like a good way to spend the Sat. before Christmas.

I was thinking something like this with a fashioned cover
and it could easily help haul the tractor, lawn mower and sno blower for other work. light weight too.
2005 BlueGrass Trailer Mfg, Inc. Double Axle 14′ Trailer with spare tire, hitch jack, beavertail ramp and 4000 GVW. Trailer weighs 995 lbs leaving a payload of 3005 lbs. Cargo Bed is…[Read more]

My Measurements are
Weight 1360
Lenght 12 6
Track 47″
Width 4′ 10″
The car not me
I drove mine on a landscape single to see how it would work, drop door ramp never shuttered I am thinking dualie Just not sure it its enclosed. Now I do relize there are cleaning concerns with open trailers but they make covers. I’ve even given thought to fashioning one
 

Car show? Lucky guys.The first flakes of what is predicted to be a foot (or more!) of snow started falling about an hour ago. Right on schedule. Yes. Snow is a four letter word.

Richard,
I was thinking the car is in the 12 foot range, so a 14 footer should work. I haven’t found one that short that is a ‘car hauler’. The car is so light that perhaps a cargo trailer would work with a stiffer ramp. Originally I was looking at a flat bed, but then the enclosed trailers popped into my head and then I saw it as a portable…[Read more]

Snow? What is that snow? It was a true joy to see Mel and his bride, and of course, Mel forgot to mention that I have a shop with all the tools and he does not. Not until he gets here full time anyway. In the mean time, the car show beckons today, and dinner afterward I am sure. Greg

I’ld do the trailer thing, going thru same thought process as you all post, I’m wondering why so big, I looked at some dualies that were 14 to 16 feet. I’m looking at pulling behind a chevy 1500 or a 35ft cruise master the car is 12.5 and mine weighs in at 1360lbs. I was even looking at an open trailer and procuring a top for it the trailer only…[Read more]

Scott,
Would you believe I had looked at a similar thing to do with a cargo truck, like one of the longer FedEx city trucks. Then I figured the neighbors would freak out having that in the driveway. The trailer could tuck away behind the garage. I live in a designated historic district, and they are so picky about everything from house color to…[Read more]

James;
I will throw in my 2 cents.How about a School bus.You can set up the inside just like an RV,and drive the TD right in the back.I have seen a few on craigslist(WI) for under $3000 and already fixed up inside.I would think an enclosed trailer is going to cost about the same.The down side is 10-12 mpg with a bus,but however you are going to…[Read more]

Dan,
The Jeep has about a 4-6″ lift. The tires rub when I turn they are so large. The kid I bought it from really tricked it out with the safari racks and brush guards. It looks great, but you have to climb to get inside. The Jeep is not a good tow vehicle at all. I used to have a collection of Scouts. I know what you mean about rust. That thing…[Read more]

That was a fun read. Thanks for the effort.

Bill, What color is it and how much is it? Thanks