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PostPosted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 11:46 am 
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that really is a HUGE trailer

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I think I know Colin's motto: Go big or stay home! :D

Nice rig Colin!

Interior pics next please!

So when ya gonna start racin'?

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Interior pics below. I know this thing is nuts, but it should work. I'm going to have to add tiedowns or E track. The guy I bought it from pulled dragsters.

I couldn't find enough political posters to hide the trailer so I parked it on the loading dock at work "temporarily" :P



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i'm thinking sleeping quarters are not an option. i would suggest D ring tie downs and E track i think Colin. i've seen guys use those load bar set-ups as tire racks, but you obviously need to get the cars situated first.

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dang that looks nice, VERY jealous. start with mac's, best tiedown products out there: http://www.macscustomtiedowns.com/


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ColinOConnell wrote:
I couldn't find enough political posters to hide the trailer so I parked it on the loading dock at work "temporarily" :P


Wow! :D

Where do you work and do you own the company? :wink:

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steve remchak wrote:
i'm thinking sleeping quarters are not an option. i would suggest D ring tie downs and E track i think Colin. i've seen guys use those load bar set-ups as tire racks, but you obviously need to get the cars situated first.


A mattress will fit nicely in the slot over the hitch.

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Sean and I laid the E-Track down this weekend and put cars in for the first time. Easily fits the E36 NASA Spec3 and the E30 Dorifto Dogs Lemons car. Plenty of room left so I don't think two E36's will be a problem.
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Deiter is running again? sweet.

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steve remchak wrote:
Deiter is running again? sweet.
Yeah, seems to be running well. Brakes still need bleeding and Sean has a few things on his list but we should be good for VIR.

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Awesome trailer!

My first thought was to buy one just like it for the club. Split it up into three sections. AC/Heat in the first two. First section is for Timing and Scoring, second is for a taco truck style food area (complete with grill, deep fryer and fountain drinks!) and the last is for cone storage, etc 8)

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ColinOConnell wrote:
steve remchak wrote:
Deiter is running again? sweet.
Yeah, seems to be running well.


Crazy what can happen when you actually work on something.

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Richard Casto wrote:
Awesome trailer!
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thanks. It's really too big but we've got two cars to drag around, so it works. When Kevin builds his car I don't know what I'll do.

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Richard Casto wrote:
Awesome trailer!

My first thought was to buy one just like it for the club. Split it up into three sections. AC/Heat in the first two. First section is for Timing and Scoring, second is for a taco truck style food area (complete with grill, deep fryer and fountain drinks!) and the last is for cone storage, etc 8)


I thought about this too...I like the idea of having just a trailer for everything. Less stuff the break and not able to get to the site.
Plus deep fried foods....yum.

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 Post subject: Re: New (to me) Trailer picked up today
PostPosted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 10:32 pm 
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Loaded both E36's and drug them to Richmond VA and back today. The whole thing pulls really nice but only got 9 MPG. Scaled it when I fueled up and the truck and trailer together were a mere 23,320 lbs with a full tank :shock:

There's a few hundred lbs more to go in the trailer before we are done getting it set.

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