2009 micah's 2 car bumber pull
03-05-2009, 12:46 PM
#11
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RACING JUNKIE
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Greenville s.c.
Posts: 3,236
Nice.....hey i am all about an open trailer..just bought me a 20ft diamond myself...
tell ya what too there is nothing more impressive to me than someone rolling in with a simple operation (open trailer etc..) and laying the smack down...
Glad to see you playing grass Roots Mark. 8)
tell ya what too there is nothing more impressive to me than someone rolling in with a simple operation (open trailer etc..) and laying the smack down...
Glad to see you playing grass Roots Mark. 8)
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03-05-2009, 01:31 PM
#12
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RACING JUNKIE
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Emmett, Idaho
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NICE trailer !! Looks like great workmanship.
I also prefer an open towing platform. Gives my sponsors better exposure as nothing draws the eyeballs better than a flashy race car on an open trailer. The negs are they are open to weather and sticky hands.
I'm getting new one built as well. 20 footer with a stationary 4ft forward and tilt 16ft rear section. The forward section will have a 2' X deck width X 4' compartment and tire rack combo with a winch. Am including all sorts of tiedowns for a variety of vehicles.
What do you guys prefer and why; open pit type deck or wood/metal solid deck ?
I also prefer an open towing platform. Gives my sponsors better exposure as nothing draws the eyeballs better than a flashy race car on an open trailer. The negs are they are open to weather and sticky hands.
I'm getting new one built as well. 20 footer with a stationary 4ft forward and tilt 16ft rear section. The forward section will have a 2' X deck width X 4' compartment and tire rack combo with a winch. Am including all sorts of tiedowns for a variety of vehicles.
What do you guys prefer and why; open pit type deck or wood/metal solid deck ?
