FOR SALE: M100 trailer cosmetically backdated to MBT configuration
Location: Griffin, Georgia, USA
Description: This is an M100 trailer that I used to use for WW2 reenacting. I back dated it to resemble a WW2 trailer by taking off the corner handles, swapping the lighting to the WW2 6 volt system, replacing the one part wheels with reproduction combat rims, and repainting it with late WW2 OD #319.
It's for sale in it's current configuration for $1500, or I can remove the WW2 wiring/tail lights, and swap the rims for "normal" one piece rims. I think I've got a set of magnetic tail lights that the new owner could use when towing the trailer home. (I'll see if I can find the magnetic tail lights) For that option, I'd like $1100.
Price: $1,500 in current configuration, $1,00 without WW2 lighting & combat rims swapped for one piece rims.
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Parking brake is complete & works
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Weirdly, the OD paint has failed on the right rim, but the factory base coat is fine. (I guess I didn't sand this rim well before paint?)
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Surface rust on underside...there's also Georgia red clay, a few mud dauber nests, & dust in this photo.
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email me at: brian@hardscrabblefarm.com
Location: Griffin, Georgia, USA
Description: This is an M100 trailer that I used to use for WW2 reenacting. I back dated it to resemble a WW2 trailer by taking off the corner handles, swapping the lighting to the WW2 6 volt system, replacing the one part wheels with reproduction combat rims, and repainting it with late WW2 OD #319.
It's for sale in it's current configuration for $1500, or I can remove the WW2 wiring/tail lights, and swap the rims for "normal" one piece rims. I think I've got a set of magnetic tail lights that the new owner could use when towing the trailer home. (I'll see if I can find the magnetic tail lights) For that option, I'd like $1100.
Price: $1,500 in current configuration, $1,00 without WW2 lighting & combat rims swapped for one piece rims.
IMGP4739 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4740 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4741 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4742 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4743 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4745 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4747 by fbmead, on FlickrParking brake is complete & works
IMGP4748 by fbmead, on FlickrWeirdly, the OD paint has failed on the right rim, but the factory base coat is fine. (I guess I didn't sand this rim well before paint?)
IMGP4752 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4753 by fbmead, on Flickr
IMGP4754 by fbmead, on FlickrSurface rust on underside...there's also Georgia red clay, a few mud dauber nests, & dust in this photo.
IMGP4756 by fbmead, on Flickremail me at: brian@hardscrabblefarm.com
