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And you just made post number 1000. Looks like a real fine piece of machining. Look forward to seeing it on the trailer.

Looks like it needs air over hydraulic brakes with a dual braking system. Looks great Daniel. Are you going to bring it to the Georgia Rally this year? Keep the pictures coming.

So much for my memory... A follow up to the restore just came on He charged $1400, for what looked like an insanely easy restoration, and recommended no less then $2800 as a starting price minimum, for resale value.

I just saw one of these on Pawn Stars on TV. The owner wanted $500 to start. Rick wanted to call in an expert for what he thought was this piece of junk. The expert came in, and said Wow! I know what this is. He said it was worth $1500-2000???, and twice that fully restored. Price to restore...

Two feet??? Really? I would have never guessed that. That's over $1000 per foot. What a find!!

I wonder if the axles at Tractor Supply would work OK on that. They are not very expensive. Most axles on the trailers we're familiar with are going to be to big for that. If you have the measurements you can probably research it online. It's scrap. :3dAngus: Just send it over to my house...