The DSM/Evo Trailer Build...WTF

[Mark Leasure]

I picked up a new 24' all aluminum enclosed trailer today, I'm going to make it awesome. This may not be the best place to discuss the build, is anyone interested to see what I'm going to do to it?

My wife's TBSS pulled it like a diesel! It's super light, weighing in at 2850 unloaded with a GVW of 10800!

http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp207/Wicked_EE/2013-08-03091125.jpg

[Speedfreak]

Definitely want to see the evolution. Congrats!

[goodhart]

Wow nice!

[blesi660r]

Heck yea we wana see what you're gonna do. I'd like an enclosed for track day's with the bikes

[Goat Blower]

Wow, that's a nice one. It is really nice being able to lock up all your stuff in an enclosed trailer. So is this one going to get a disco ball and kegerator? :D

[Fejery4491]

Definitely interested! Subscribed!

[URV8SUX]

Damn Mark just got the pimp set up! That fucker is big enough for a golf cart instead of a pit bike! Don't want you starting your own team 8 finger racing :spin: just want to see 8.xx ET!

Are you leaving the trailer white or getting graphics to match the motor home!

[Mark Leasure]

I went with the ‘24 so I had options down the road with pit vehicles, yes a golf cart would be awesome! No way will I be 8 fingered racing either.
The plan is to finish the floors and walls. Add a permanent tool box and aluminum side cabinets. I want this level completed before PG2. Then I will add electrical and lighting down the road.
When I was shopping for trailers the finishing components were huge adders to the overall cost. My trailer was just under $9K. The adder for finished floors, walls, electrical and front only cabinets brought the total to $15K! I think I can accomplish the look and function for about 1500 dollars. I already picked up wall and floor materials and a 41” tool box from Menards this weekend.
Well here is a before picture:
http://i412.photobucket.com/albums/pp207/Wicked_EE/2013-08-03121925.jpg
We are working on the flooring first. It’s ¾ inch wood. We started by sealing up the screw heads with epoxy. Then sanded them flat. The plan is to have it all glossy and finished looking by the end of the week. I’m using the Rustoleum floor epoxy concrete kits. I had an extra epoxy concrete floor paint kit that I used as a base coat. Other people have tried it and it holds up awesome on wood floors too.





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[evotuner]

Damn very nice Mark

[97gsexx]

Looks great!