I have about as much in it as it would cost to buy a new rail side trailer, but it's built heavier duty than store bought ones and it suits my needs perfectly. Having a tail gate ramp and raised mesh sites, it provides a bit more security and protection for the contents while being lighter and less of a wind drag than an enclosed trailer.
It has a new axle, leaf springs, tires/rims, fenders, lights, one new light bracket, and a new paint job using $1 cans of black gloss spray paint.


Good job on the renovation! I like the black color, especially given that the red gave a look that the trailer was rusty. I hope it didn’t cost you much. I know axles cost more when ordered separately with a trailer.
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