rdc
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Post by rdc on Sept 29, 2020 9:18:07 GMT -8
We made this video hoping to save other vintage trailer rookies from the mistakes that we made (our initial project has not gone well). Feel free to share with any others new to working on trailers. youtu.be/uUgGA0HeAWg |
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turbodaddy
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Post by turbodaddy on Sept 29, 2020 18:56:01 GMT -8
It takes courage to acknowledge our errors, mistakes are learning opportunities. I hope you will continue to visit this site, it is the best resource available for everything vintage trailer.
As Larry (mobiltec) says,"I make mistakes so you won't have to."
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Post by Hamlet on Sept 30, 2020 9:54:32 GMT -8
The good news is that #1 you figured out you couldn’t repair from the inside before you “finished” and had a freeway disaster, and #2 you learned how to do it right. Trailer restoration is always an adventure. Someday, years from now, you’ll sit around a campfire and laugh while recounting this story. You may not “enjoy” the journey, but I guarantee you’ll appreciate the trailer even more once you’re done with it!
Best wishes!
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