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Photos?

Oh, now you've gone and done it! :ack: SPOILER ALERT!!!! :smilielol5:

carsport, If I've looked at that trailer once, I've looked at it a dozen times or so. :jester: Nice trailer, but I'm with you on price :iagree: ; Dick is a bit north on money. As for being bolt together, I'd have to give the trailer a thorough going over for peace of mind. :smash:

Ditto. :jester:

I'm standing here laughing so hard I'm crying!!!! :smilielol5::smilielol5::smilielol5::smilielol5:

Russ, Totally missed the front access door; I like it!!! :hurray:

Chain saw blade, aye? :jester:

Maybe it's sorta like the Hotel California . . . check out, but never leave? :rofl:

I think it'd be a hoot! And you can show me a good line through Rattlesnake! :jester: When you moving back?

Steve, Great looking trailer. Is that a custom build?

Andrew, Excellent points all around. Thanks for sharing . . . and for taking the time to do a bit of 'trailer' bench racing. :cheers:

Bill, Thanks for sharing the photo. I've been wanting to see a Seven on a Featherlite. This is one of the open trailers I'm considering if I go with an open trailer and build my own enclosure.

Manshoon11, Sounds like it's time for an LSx. Wait!! What was it you said about NEVER having more than 250HP? :jester:

When Chuck Norris drives autocross, Chuck Norris doesn't negotiate cones; cones negotiate Chuck Norris. Sorry, Ken, I just couldn't resist. :jester:

That encouraging! I'd have about two inches per side with a 7 footer. I'd sure like to see a photo if one is available. :cheers:

Tom, You and I are definitely on the same page. The 8'6" is wider than I want to go, but I also don't want to cut myself short on width. My width at the rear (outer fender-to-outer fender) is approximately 68" and the front (respectively) is about 65". I'd like to do 7' on width, but that might be a bit tight. :rofl:

Tom, My thoughts also on not cutting myself short. I'm starting to think maybe 18' min (possibly 16 with a V nose or similar). I'm also kicking around the 7' width vs. . . . ? As for my car, I hope it can live up to NJMP expectations. :ack: As for me, well, that's another story. :jester:

Okay, for what it's worth (discussion wise, for trailer size), here is a photo of my 'Storker' (yes, o' Mightiest of Mikes, that's just for you :jester: ) sitting on my lift. The car, as stated earlier, has a wheel base of 92". The internal lift dimensions (runners: length and width) are 15' x 75". So, trailer 'size wise', what do you think? :rofl:

:iagree: And just think, a COMPLETE running, driving, and very well done Birkin was purchased a couple of days ago through this site for a few thousand less than the cost of the trailer. :ack: But I may still consider the helmet. :conehead:

That's a great looking trailer! Maybe a weeeee bit out of my budget? :ack: But hey, if the temptation is too much, here's the perfect helmet to go with. :cheers:

Dale, Are you sure the Europa wasn't just trying to get out and go for a spirited run? :jester: As for trailers, you blew my budget with the lift package. :svengo: In reference to the visit, I remember your trailer and it having both the Stalker and the Birkin inside. In all fairness, I was pretty enamored with your cars that day and didn't pay much attention to the tow vehicle (sorry ). As for the Haulmark factory location, I'll have to do a bit of research.

Great looking trailer, but I too have dual axles on my wish list. :iagree:

She's Back: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Replica-Kit-Makes-1923-FORD-MODEL-T-BUCKET-FLATBED-WOODDY-TRACK-ROADSTER-23-FORD-T-TRACK-ROADSTER-/161213110718?forcerrptr=true&hash=item25890cd9be&item=161213110718&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

There is also a Birkin on eBay right now. Lots of Sevens for sale. Buyer's market?

Russ, I wish I could squeeze it in (would really like to see that trailer), but I'm planning on heading up to NJMP for the July 4th weekend. Between that and other family summer adventures, my vacation time is spread pretty thin. Dale has hit me up to do the Gathering for two years in a row since buying my car back from Sharkey. Maybe next year? If you could spare it, some more photos of your trailer (especially the cover you built) posted in this thread would be greatly appreciated by me as well as by others who are considering doing what you've done. :cheers: