That makes sense! How much tongue weight do you have right now? It's a delicate balance to get it just right :-)

 

Here's a 1952 M100 I picked up for a great price.. Haven't done much to it yet....

 

No need I don't posses welding skills. Great looking trailer.

 

It is about 100 lbs dry, so when I finish it with how I want it, the tongue could easily get to 200-300 lbs. If I go with a pressurized water system and mount it in the back, that might equal out the weight.

The box measures 4' wide and 6' long, so I think it is standard size.

 

Recently picked up a very inexpensive project trailer made from an old gmc. Picking up some used 33's for it this weekend. Want to rig it up for campin.



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It is about 100 lbs dry, so when I finish it with how I want it, the tongue could easily get to 200-300 lbs. If I go with a pressurized water system and mount it in the back, that might equal out the weight.

The box measures 4' wide and 6' long, so I think it is standard size.

 

Looks to be in good shape :-)

 

Yep, it's in great shape... $200 from a garage sale.. Wasn't registered, but had no issues at the DMV getting a plate for it...

 

Looks amazing. Creep'd your photobucket account to check out other pictures (I clicked on the picture here and it linked me to there).

Curious though... it doesn't bother you to have your $500+ fridge outside on the tongue like that? Even if I had the length you did to hide it behind the battery box, I'd be putting water or gas there and keeping the fridge either in the JK or in the box.

 

I really have to build a trailer like that. These are too cool!