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Not sure yet. Still kicking around ideas. And thanks on the jack stand. You never know what you can do with a old drum. hahahhaahOriginally posted by Palmetto View PostAre you gonna put fenders on it?
Nice jackstands BTW..
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I think it looks better without fenders, but if you have ever driven down a wet gravel/muddy road.....
Does txdot require fenders or mud-flaps because it has dual wheels?Comment
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I'll put mud flaps on the back. Thinking about putting the plastic more rigid flaps over the tires to keep some of the mess off but still drive over them. On a side note. If I do hit some rain on the Highway. That will be the best undercarriage wash ever!!!!!Originally posted by ramrod View PostComment
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Look for conveyor belt material for the fenders. Several plys with either cloth or metal mesh inside. It holds up really well.Comment
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Welp... It's getting close. Gonna bring the Jeep over tomorrow and load it and test it out. I need a few more pieces but need to see where it's gonna sit first. Then a little paint and wire the lights and it's good to go.... Getting Excited.Attached FilesComment
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What color do ya think i should paint it? Black, Tan, Blue, White??????? The Jeep is White with Black everything and so is the Tow Truck....Comment
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I'd keep the theme alive and go with White
Looks great btwComment
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I say Black. Sweet Trailer. I need one for my Jeep. But I don't have your skillsComment
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I'd say black trailer.... you should add you a set of the tire basket straps...Comment
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I say black as wellComment
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Here it is. Test run. She loaded effortlessly. Didn't even spin a tire. No problem at all. Shall I go on? I'm excited. Now back to the shop for some wire and lights and paint. Decided on Textured Finnish Black. What do ya think?Attached FilesComment
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Looks bad *****!Comment
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That looks awesome.Comment
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looks greatComment
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