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I got a start on the trailer today,and a big thank you to Explorer2770for the plan to get this going.

Here is the frame i made from leftover Dodge L-700 tanker trailer parts

Having problems uploading photos!!

Ill b Back:angry:5c0829f5387a5_beveragetrailer1.thumb.jpg.78ad4fbfd0785e8261df3fa3a650a027.jpg

Ok,just a little photo how to on this end!

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Decided to ditch the black plastic i started with and went with styreen

Next will be the sides and then how to do the the doors.Not going to have them working so it shouldent be to much of a issue.:unsure:

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Roll up doors are not hard if you are not making them functional, Did this years ago

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Evergreen slotted car siding and square stock

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Used this method on this fire truck using three different sizes of siding on the roll ups

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greg

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5c0dd7f670949_1992SimonDuplexMiamiHazMat3.jpg.a6f2d43ee8b9db6525835544466fdbf4.jpgI did non-functional roll up doors on this rig years ago.  I made an inner box of the scribed sheet stock and then made an outer box for the remainder.  It made painting it easy and kept things nice and neat.  it also made the body very strong.

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19 hours ago, GLMFAA1 said:

Roll up doors are not hard if you are not making them functional, Did this years ago

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Evergreen slotted car siding and square stock

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Used this method on this fire truck using three different sizes of siding on the roll ups

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greg

By Golly , It's Holly .. Thanx .. 

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This is another great example of how wonderful these forums can work for helping us all out by simply asking about what we're working on and the answers start rolling in.

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Hers a workaround i used for some shims

I needed about .200 thick shim to make the correct ride hight for the White SD and discovered that a Lego block measured .200 so and happened to be the right widthe also!

They are the blue parts in the pic

 

 

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Henry,Jeff and everyone thank you.

And thanks for the encouragement to forge ahead when you cant buy what you want and a big shoutout to brandon for providing the drawings to do this 

Heres a couple shots with the rig 

When this is all buttoned up ill post the finished shots in under glass

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