OK took some new photos today.
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This is the front view. Notice the hand brake and the "pintle" Hitch. I had to have a pintle welded to a normal receiver, but I thought it was worth it for the articulation when pulling the trailer off road. I also left the original Wire harness hooked up to not devalue the trailer for a collector
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Back view. I Spliced normal 4 pin trailer wiring into the tail lights. Although the lenses are small the lights are very bright.
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The inside. I had to sand blast the floor after I first bought it due to some rust. After getting it cleaned up, I painted the inside then painted on some bed liner.
The trailers will float (amphibious). They have a solid box, with no tailgate, but they do have two drain plugs in the corners (left front and right rear).
I just yesterday touched up the paint. I bought a bunch of Krylon camo spray paint when I first bought it and just tough it up now and then.
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