Custom trailer.

NMNA !!!!

Looks like a trailer for trailer racing, though a tongue made out of organic CF is guaranteed to shatter the first time a buick chews on it.

Please please please let that be a joke. You should text him offing to dispose of it if he pays you $100

I can't decide if that board is so long because he didn't have or know how to use a saw, or because he figured that when that thing came apart, he wanted it as far from his truck as possible...

wae wrote: I can't decide if that board is so long because he didn't have or know how to use a saw, or because he figured that when that thing came apart, he wanted it as far from his truck as possible...

I'm thinkin' it's more- "I got this board, this hood, this axle... let's make some E36 M3 as fast as berkeleyin' possible. i'm almost outta beer".

I hope the axle is a treated 4X4 !

Just needs some tail lights

Bonus points if you can ID the hood.

Woody wrote: Bonus points if you can ID the hood.

2003 Nissan Sentra!

It's Orangeburg. If you've been there, as much as you want to, you would never forget it.

That answers the question about what to do with the extra WRX hood I've had hanging on my garage wall... lol!

Ahh, Orangeburg, that area halfway between Curmudgeon and I that neither one of us can believe exists.

True story, my sister got a teaching job there when she got out of college. She lasted 2 years. She hasn't taught since and says she never will. The e. problem wasn't the kids, it was the parents. They actually didn't want their kids to succeed.

Toyman01 wrote: Ahh, Orangeburg, that area halfway between Curmudgeon and I that neither one of us can believe exists. True story, my sister got a teaching job there when she got out of college. She lasted 2 years. She hasn't taught since and says she never will. The e. problem wasn't the kids, it was the parents. They actually didn't want their kids to succeed.

Apparently someone is an engineer, that's pretty successful.

Probably built in an attempt to escape from Orangeburg. It does show some desperation in design. I stopped there once. Reminded me of Picher, Oklahoma right before the EPA noticed the air was full of lead dust and that it was affecting the populace. There's not a lot of hope in Orangeburg, but there are 4 colleges. What's up with that?

In reply to billblack:

Desperation? I'm pretty sure they have to import students.

In reply to Toyman01:

Surely that wasn't used to get INTO Orangeburg...

My wife's from Aiken. She claims that O'burg is it's own country.