Like this but obviously up front between man door and escape door & up high enough to clear ceiling and car. @Vettel-ish, if you go with the load bars, let me know. I have an available set.
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Im so proud of my boys growing up……. Someone else on here is pulling the trigger on an enclosed from california 
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Picking up Julie tomorrow from Middleton motorsports. They have been talking good care of her.
Diff all put back together with new T2R diff installed. Diff cooler also installed.
They fixed the front bumper clips...its a mustang thing as you all know.
Fuel cell bladder is ordered and will go in spring. Nasa will require it.
Next is window nets. Those are at the house just need to install them.
Pics coming soon.
Diff all put back together with new T2R diff installed. Diff cooler also installed.
They fixed the front bumper clips...its a mustang thing as you all know.
Fuel cell bladder is ordered and will go in spring. Nasa will require it.
Next is window nets. Those are at the house just need to install them.
Pics coming soon.
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OOOO???? Who?Im so proud of my boys growing up……. Someone else on here is pulling the trigger on an enclosed from california
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Trailer also made it home. It is SOOOOO smooth on the road. Wow ATC trailers are nice.
Need a fuel jug solution now. I take 4 of the VP racing fuel jugs normally.
Trailer needs a bath and a coating. That will all happen in spring.
Need a fuel jug solution now. I take 4 of the VP racing fuel jugs normally.
Trailer needs a bath and a coating. That will all happen in spring.
TMSBOSS
Spending my pension on car parts and track fees.
Yep, ATC has the stuff together
I put L Track along the walls at the floor. This allows me a place to tie down fuel bottles or anything else. I thought about putting in a two or four jug metal jug holder but did not the idea of being committed to the location for the jugs. Now I can put the jugs in and synch them down or put them in the truck and tie down something else in the location.
I put L Track along the walls at the floor. This allows me a place to tie down fuel bottles or anything else. I thought about putting in a two or four jug metal jug holder but did not the idea of being committed to the location for the jugs. Now I can put the jugs in and synch them down or put them in the truck and tie down something else in the location.
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Got any pictures. Super nervous drilling into those beautiful walls.
TMSBOSS
Spending my pension on car parts and track fees.
I’ll get you some pics. Yea, get a collar/stop for your drill bit. Dont ask why 
I used the extra wide, T shaped riv nuts 1/4” and they hold very well. For the floor I used the recessed track and cut a groove with a router and put aluminum angle under the floor. Locating the wall studs is easy once you remove the trim between the ceiling and walls. Just measure from the internal metal sheet seam to the center of the stud and mark same below. Standard rivnuts will NOT do the job.
I used the extra wide, T shaped riv nuts 1/4” and they hold very well. For the floor I used the recessed track and cut a groove with a router and put aluminum angle under the floor. Locating the wall studs is easy once you remove the trim between the ceiling and walls. Just measure from the internal metal sheet seam to the center of the stud and mark same below. Standard rivnuts will NOT do the job.
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Dont be. I put a 5ft section on e_track on the back and front to hold my race ramps.
wash and coat it sooner than later. My black exterior panels staind from being outside when my guy detailed and waxed it.
i use stainless steel tapping fine thread screws and got studs every 16’’
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Need to see these in action to understand how they work.I’ll get you some pics. Yea, get a collar/stop for your drill bit. Dont ask why
I used the extra wide, T shaped riv nuts 1/4” and they hold very well. For the floor I used the recessed track and cut a groove with a router and put aluminum angle under the floor. Locating the wall studs is easy once you remove the trim between the ceiling and walls. Just measure from the internal metal sheet seam to the center of the stud and mark same below. Standard rivnuts will NOT do the job.
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R u sure cuz my detail guy is really really good and couldnt get em out
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A Mother's love can't be wrong.........a Father's will will always be strong and my Boss journey I hope stays long...............and that's enough for today!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I park my ATC here at home year round. It’s very accessible for tour & pictures if you make it over. That’s an invite, so anytime and that includes Tony if he sees this, lol
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Feel the need to get the car into the trailer and then figure out how much room I really have and where to mount stuff.
We are closed at work for 10 days over Christmas. If we get a nice day I will wash and coat the trailer. Using this kit.
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www.obsessedgarage.comAlso need to go winch shopping for it. Lots of Christmas presents to myself this year! lol
We went with BullDog winch. Plenty of power plus rated for pulling up an incline.Feel the need to get the car into the trailer and then figure out how much room I really have and where to mount stuff.
We are closed at work for 10 days over Christmas. If we get a nice day I will wash and coat the trailer. Using this kit.
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Also need to go winch shopping for it. Lots of Christmas presents to myself this year! lol
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Did you pull up the floor to find the plate? I need to crawl under the trailer and look at how big that plate it.
Get one with a remote
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