Can I make it Road worthy once again? The classic car world loves these, especially the VW guys.

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After Thoughts about the Video: I thought they all came with the fiberglass or metal dome lid, but I guess it was just an option. You could also get it with wood tall sides that slide into the stake pockets or just plain like in the video. I think this one came with a fiberglass top originally though. These are built comparable to a unibody car and far superior to the Harbor Freight etc mini trailers. Having the front fold down helps immensely in loading and balancing loads.


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