Might be good for an undertaker, one in the car one in the trailer.
hatchback,
Mar 15, 10:07pm
You have just given me an idea, a hurse version. I have another rear wagon body waiting to be turned into a trailer.good thinking theram1
msigg,
Mar 15, 10:40pm
Worth as much as someone wants to pay for it. i would say$1500, I myself wouldn't want to be seen dead with that thing behind my car, but others maybe.
a.woodrow,
Mar 16, 12:52am
Covered in trailer with wof and reg, side doors a neat novelty. Anywhere between 2-4k IMO, it'll lose a bit of value cos you would't want to fill it up with rubbish and haul off to the dump. anyone into camping or with a bigger family would be interested I bet
gunhand,
Mar 16, 1:05am
Actually thats just the kinda thing Id use if I didnt have a van and trailer. I carry round a couple of bins of tools and a few 4x2s , flooring board as well as saw horses and even the chainsaw etc. I reckon that set up would work well. Good access from the rear and reasonable from thesides plus its all covered and safeish. Could look good if you happened to have a VN to VX wagon all painted up the same if you were a tradesman of some sorts. Or you could sleep in it.
bobwyn,
Mar 16, 1:20am
It would be good for a band to carry there gear around in.
kazbanz,
Mar 16, 5:39pm
IF ONLY it was legal-But the sport car you always wanted and when going out with the kids throw them in the trailer
daryl14,
Mar 16, 5:59pm
Pretty specialist bit of kit, that's not to everyones taste. I built a trailer out of an eight foot long chevy truck bed few years ago. estimated build cost $4500. Sale price $1000. Epic fail.
hatchback,
Mar 16, 7:47pm
That can be a bummer, I have it listed now but not too woried wether I sell it or not, will just add it to the other things I have built.
gmphil,
Mar 16, 8:15pm
Was a trailer done from a wb panelvan year ago on here lime green he couldnt get $ 1500 for it
zak1998,
Mar 16, 8:18pm
Better with power windows
franc123,
Mar 17, 1:08am
Great job, the big problem with selling something like this is the average Joe who might be interested in a trailer thats a bit different to an average 6x4 has absolutely no idea how many hours of planning, measuring, cutting, welding and painting go into creating it, they are a bit like hot rods in that nobody sees the sum of the parts. It might have had more appeal if it was created out of a ute rear end and had a detachable canopy.
hatchback,
Mar 17, 1:44am
Thanks for your comments guys, positive and not so positive but all good, it was fun and frustrating building it.must have spent a gazzilion hours
mantagsi,
Mar 18, 2:37am
That trailer is crazy in a good way! hard case, well done :) As with others, it isn't something I would own but I sure can appreciate the effort and novelty. I imagine if you had it in Aussie you would probably get some good coin for it. Good luck either way.
trogedon,
Mar 18, 2:51am
Agreed. Excellent work.
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