New Years Eve....

You're right. Weather can easily ruin plans. Happy New Year, Jack!

I'm doing one of those standard Harbor Freight style trailer builds, but I went with the 5x8 Northern Tool one. Already got that picked up. I originally just wanted something to transport my kayaks around, but then I started realizing the full potential of what it could be. Just gonna tool away on this as a back of the shop project till the shell is finished, then attach it trailer and finish the insides. I'm a pretty competent carpenter and a git'r'done electrician. It might not be pretty but it should be strong and waterproof and well under a thousand pounds. Haven't decided if i'm doing the full blown kitchen or not. I want to get it rigged with solar panels too, but that's all new territory for me. It'll probably cost a thousand bucks by the time i'm done. But it will probably take me a year to build, so no biggie. I'll be making a blog all about it, i'll drop a link once it gets going. For years I was going to convert a covered trailer, but once I got towing one around I changed my mind. Small and low profile, cut through the wind. That's the ticket. Plenty of world to stand in if you need to stretch.