Posted by F150Mustang on January 03, 2010 at 16:19:31 from (67.41.71.202):
In Reply to: OT Toy trailer posted by F150Mustang on January 03, 2010 at 13:15:51:
Yep, the old man was pretty excited. He actually ordered/requested it 17 years ago from a neighbor/farmer/welder. It just never was a priority of his to get them done. Last winter he finished the first one and was gonna have a work night for a few of us to come in and help paint and put them together. He called me the day after christmas this year and said he had one done and to stop by and grab it. Back when dad first asked for the trailer we found the truck and had our names put on it. Incase you couldnt tell the winch works and the ramps fold down. It has a oak deck on it also. He built it to fit 3 different ertl trucks, and all had different heights.
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