Hmm.. sounds interesting. How much do you think you would haveto charge?
Are you planning on just using the trunk portion as the trailer? What about
the rear axle, are you just going to use the stock one and have the diff,
etc still on it?
Jim Boyd wrote:
> Hey Listers:
>
> A happy Saturday morning from sunny (more rain comin' in later today)
> Northern CA!! I seek the wisdom of the list on this potential new
> project!
>
> Over the last 5 years or so, I've parted out about 25 or so MGBs, mostly
> because the cars were totally rust buckets, had unrepairable front end
> damage and the like. The good news is that many of those components
> have been sent to other MG owners all across the land!
>
> I have several cars that are complete from the "B" post back and have
> considered making them into trailers. I have this new plasma cutter, so
> in some ways, I'm lookin' for things to cut :>) and maybe make a few $$
> in the process!
>
> QUESTION: What level of interest would MGB owners have in acquiring
> (at a reasonable cost, yet to be determined) for a chrome bumpered MGB
> trailer that matched their car in colour, style of wheels (ww, Rostyle,
> etc)? I also have one rubber bumper car and a '69 GT that could be
> candidates, too. As I anticipate travelling to the Moss 50th
> anniversary party in July, the prospects of having a cute MGB trailer
> (painted Tartan Red to match my '67 GT) seems appealing!
>
> Your constructive thoughts/criticisms are always welcome!
>
> Cheers,
> Jim Boyd
> International Sportscar Components
> Paradise, CA USA www.BritiahPartsandCars.com
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