1974 Boler Rebuild

[Archie G.]

Awesome! Mobile Man Cave!

[kootenaigirl]

Wow, looks great - beautiful cabinets.

[Donna D.]

WOW, perfect for you and that's ALL that counts

Beautiful wood work

[KyleRuppel]

Originally Posted by willisworms

I love the way you rebuilt your whole trailer in one day, and all before 1 pm! I have been planning a similar thread for my beachcomber build. I just need another month or so

Where about in B.C do you live?

Willis

I live en the thompson okanagan but spend a lot of time in the columbia region, good luck with the rebuild look forward to seeing the results!

[DannyH]

Fantastic trailer re-build. Looks like it ended up working out great. I'm curious, on your drawers, did you leave the end grain exposed? On your cabinetts, it looks like you put on a piece of quarter round. Thanks for all the pictures.

[Isabelle G.]

HO!!! My God!!!! NIce work on the trailer.. Seing this it looks so easy I'm still looking for ZZZE beauty But when you know nothing about fiberglass, not easy to see if the body is in good shape...

Very nice work

Isabelle

[Steve_N_Janna]

I love that high-rider look!

What are those wheels anyway - 17 inches?

[KyleRuppel]

Originally Posted by DannyH

Fantastic trailer re-build. Looks like it ended up working out great. I'm curious, on your drawers, did you leave the end grain exposed? On your cabinetts, it looks like you put on a piece of quarter round. Thanks for all the pictures.

I edged all the ply with iron on edging you can purchase at your local windsor plywood. the kitchen has a piece of trim for a nosing on the countertop covering the end grain.

[KyleRuppel]

Originally Posted by Steve_N_Janna

I love that high-rider look!

What are those wheels anyway - 17 inches?

I put 15 inch rims with 6 lug pattern to match the truck, this way I can swap tires in an emergency from trailer to tow vehicle or visa versa.

[lhanna]

Beautiful woodwork! So I'm curious, with all that heavy new cabinetry, mostly all at one end, was there extra structural work you had to do (sorry, maybe I missed that part) and do you you what the trailer weighs now? Enjoy!

[bec]

awesome job!!!!

[ken h]

Way Cool

[Fiberglass Gregg]

It's really a great job. The best part for me is that you identified what you needed or didn't need and then removed things from the unit that were unnecessary and built the things that were. I always feel like it doesn't truly become yours until you can do a move like that. Very clean. The cabinets are top notch.

[KyleRuppel]

Originally Posted by lhanna

Beautiful woodwork! So I'm curious, with all that heavy new cabinetry, mostly all at one end, was there extra structural work you had to do (sorry, maybe I missed that part) and do you you what the trailer weighs now? Enjoy!

I haven't weighed it officially at the scale yet but I'm thinking it went from approx. 960lbs to about 1600. I did add more members to the front and back of the frame for rigidity as well as to help tie the frame together better front to back. The tongue weight is now approx. 200 LBS loaded, significantly more than before the front cabinet was added.