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well more pics from today. I will have it finished this weekend, its not an option or a maybe itll be done or atleast functional minus a couple small items i can do in a week or two. We have a series race next weekend and i need my trailer back at my house so i can get my stuff in it and get 3 of my 4 cars that ill be racing rebuilt and ready during next week. I've got a ton of tires to glue (12 sets as of right now unless i get some more wheels in this coming week) and i gotta get organized.
http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6511881_n.jpg http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._4636415_n.jpg this actually took awhile... front counter top follows the curve of the front of the trailer. http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6514693_n.jpg through the side door, (which will be getting a window put in it after the 1st race) http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._3185654_n.jpg and finally the counter top i went with, ill be gluing it down tomorrow. http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._3141933_n.jpg |
I think even a factory driver will be jealous!!!
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my dad always told me if your gonna do something do it right! This is one project i definetly won't be redoing, because i think i got it right the 1st time.
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Looking good ross, what material did you settle on for the counter?
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went with the laminate. easy to clean, perfect for my application, easiest to work with my odd counter top. plus i got it as a left over piece from a custom cabinet shop for $80.
I was told it was some of the better laminate i would find, and after cutting on it and such they weren't pulling my leg, its cuts clean and is not brittle. |
Wow...
That's so... :gasp: A window? You sure that's a good idea? I mean, blinds or anything? Because... wouldn't a window in the door make stealing things (not to be TOO negative) a bit...easier? |
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I have to agree.
I have to agree about putting a window in this rig. It just creates an easy access where you really do not need one. Without a window you could have a pretty good security setup that will prevent anyone from seeing let alone getting to your toys while it is parked overnight. Unless you plan to have a couple of pit bulls sleeping in the trailer.
Love the way things are turning out Ross. Nice clean work, and looks very efficient as well. I know I am jealous. Good luck meeting your schedule. Seems like you have quite a lot on your plate. Also good luck with your racing this year. Looking forward to seeing the trailer completed. |
wiring it up tomorrow morning and ill finish the front walls final pieces in a couple weeks. but its "done" for now
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I remember reading what you were using for lighting, fluorescent?
How about LED strips from hobbyking? Cheap, effective, and holydamn bright. |
Was wondering Ross, do you plan to put lights uner the top cabinets on the left side?
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yep (3) 4 foot dual bulbs under the overheads to finish off the lighting
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Your work looks very good, excellent job! |
What are you going to use as solvent in your parts washer? I used Super Clean in mine, with less than stellar results. It says not to use flamable solvent (im assuming that is a HF solvent tank?) but I am thinking it would be ok to use it anyway as long as the pump was always submersed.
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