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Old 06-21-2013, 06:26 PM
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I like it!
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decided to go for an old school look...im digging it...gotta do the other 2 once I get the new tires mounted...

I like it too! That is sharp!
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the piece under the gate looks like a bumper from a jeep cj . I have a chrome one that's why im wondering
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front lj bumper I had..good eyes
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finally finished the trailer.....made from scrap and a few jeep parts


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Great job!
Nice looking trailer!
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Excellent job on your trailer!
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I think we are all diggin that trailer! Heck. I think I would come haul stuff for ya just to get to pull that trailer around...
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