OH9JK

Nice work and thanks for your post.

I love the last shot. That's what it's all about...getting outside and creating lasting memories with the family!

Gman*2007

Congrats on the nice job & family

IcedOutEskimo

Thanks, we had fun and the girls loved the trailer. I hope to someday paint the exterior.

SaFFFari

Great story. I have an old canned ham trailer that I need to restore.. My father in law gave it to me and pretty much needs about the same amount of work that yours did. I had spent a lot of time in the trailer threads in here and no one really has retro trailers.. So I had a hard time picturing mine pulling one.. But after seeing and reading your story.. U motivated me. I'm gonna take my first step this weekend.. Replace the broken windows. Keep up the great work- camping with family is the best!

Ryan0260

Awesome renovation. Great job!

IcedOutEskimo

Please post pictures I'd love to see it. Windows were pretty easy just careful not to cut yourself like I did haha. If you want to go cheap I suggest doing what I did and buying clear plastic sheets, I had a company in my city that even cut them for me. I thought this was the way to go since they are practically shatter proof.

SaFFFari

Shatter proof is good,lol. I have a 1.5yr old who likes to throw toys. I was actually considering that.. Did u find it to be less expensive over glass?

IcedOutEskimo

At a local glass store I was quoted $78 and I paid a little under $40 for plastic. It also took 2 hours for them to cut instead of 1.5 weeks for glass.

During the install I accidentally dropped the plastic and if that was glass I would have had to wait another week for a replacement

Muneblade

Fantastic Job!

SaFFFari

This is the project. Lol, told u it was bad. Super lite though. My plans are to paint it in bedliner to match my jeep.