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There you go! The Stars are in alignment....

What goodies have you got hiding in the garage back behind that hood, is that a vintage Mini-Cooper or something?

No, what you do now, you see; is you get yourself a Mule as a tool hauler. It's all a part of the plan. :jumpin::tank:

Nice job on the wrap. Have you done this kind of stuff before, or did you tackle this cold?

Progress sometimes comes only in inches, but however many the miles all the inches add up. It's all "ticks" in the plus column, and THAT'S progress. Good luck, Brother! :beer:

When you got ALL the toys out of your toy box, then you just know it was a good day. :driver::naner:

I bet they sure were glad to see you.

That rig will get some work done; sweet. :jumpin:[thumbzup] For a minute there I thought you also had a scissors lift on the bed, but I see it's just a low riding trailer. Nice set up!

Congratulations on the scholarship! It's a long haul down-and-back on I-81, but you just know that rig of yours would be a hit at any VT tailgate. :naner::beer:

What cannot be denied is that: - The Doc does GOOD work. You want it done right? He's The Man! :tank:

I swear: I could smell the salt air!

Something about those houses says "beach house"; is Tom's River somewhere along the Jersey Shore?

Busy season; the rig looks great (and the "regiment", too)!

If that was the round-trip distance than I'll buy into the "small" description. But if you did that mileage EACH way, then for sure...

Are you taking bets? :naner:

What exactly IS that gizmo?!

Just flat DEAD; that's no fun. It's impressive that you "held your tongue" there, Aussie Bloke. Some folks tend to get colorful with their vocabulary in such situations. Any idea beyond the batteries?

It looks great, NormB; nice work. You might consider tacking a length of half-round to the leading edge of that sheet of plywood. It could help keep that edge from splintering-up over time, as you're sliding stuff into the back of the rig there. Just a thought. :beer:

That's an interesting artillery piece there, USSR. The low profile is a nice feature. Just curious, do you know if the tires are what we call over here "run-flats", in other words are they solid tires (and not pneumatic)?

That's (6) of them now. Thought of canning them?!