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RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Grant - 30-03-2014 (30-03-2014, 04:43 PM)bingham123456 Wrote: Home made trailers ain't illegal. a guy did it with a zafira not to long ago (5-6months) and aslong as you take it to vosa for a check its fine. You get some paperwork to say its had a vosa check and all is legal That's interesting to know. So as long as I get my trailer type approved, it can tow it providing me licence permits? RE: 306 Estate Trailer - bingham123456 - 30-03-2014 Yep. Aslong as the vosa people say its good and approve it your good to go. got to say the half car trailers are awesome, especially if you match the wheels and lower it to the same night lol RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 30-03-2014 More progress today, got the front end cut straight, measured up and ready for the drawbar to be fitted. Not sure if it is a 'home made' trailer as it was made by Peugeot, all I've done is remove the front . . . ![]() RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 04-04-2014 More progress today. Welded a draw bar and some strengthener bars on the front. I mounted a jockey wheel but I think that can go tubby bye byes because of the speed humps. All good fun. ![]() RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Dum-Dum - 04-04-2014 Think I'd of made the draw bar shorter as that is awfully far back as a trailer. Looking good so far though. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Danny2009 - 04-04-2014 Mate there's a sheep next to your car! Looking good ![]() RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 04-04-2014 (I'd have . . .) I did shorten it. It has to be long enough to allow the front car to open the tailgate. The jockey wheel is really pi55ing me off though as it cost about £20. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Dum-Dum - 04-04-2014 A jockey wheel can be really useful though. get one of the ones you can slide right up out the way. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 04-04-2014 Here's the other side with the shorter bar (and no sheep, oh no, it is in the back of the car). RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Slam Wagon - 04-04-2014 This is sick, i so want. Need to remove the seats, fit a false floor and make it into a bed+storage. Tint all the windows, fit blinds. Oh, make me one in china please. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Dum-Dum - 04-04-2014 Ian if you want a hand making one I'll come and help with the cutting it in half and stripping it RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Slam Wagon - 04-04-2014 I have no where to keep it, i think dads fed up with the piles of engine bits atm. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 04-04-2014 At the front, I have welded a bit of angle from one side to the other so it can be used as a support for a floor - level with the back part. I'm going to make a cardboard cut out of the side contour then make two floor pieces that join in the middle, carpet them for comfort and insulation. The side doors lock from the inside, the rear has the key. My only concern at the moment is the slight 'instability' of it. But a bit more welding and some more bracing should sort that out. The hand brake still works! RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Slam Wagon - 04-04-2014 Use the carpet as a template for the boot space thats what i did. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - 1616six - 04-04-2014 I followed the Pajero home today that I mentioned... ![]() ![]() He's got a crane in the back of it! RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 04-04-2014 (04-04-2014, 08:13 PM)PE02KHG Wrote: Use the carpet as a template for the boot space thats what i did. I was going to use cardboard to make a template of the whole area as the carpet doesn't cover the bit where the seats used to be. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - devils_fuel - 04-04-2014 (04-04-2014, 08:31 PM)JJ0063 Wrote: I followed the Pajero home today that I mentioned... that is awesome ![]() I love the 306 estate trailer as well ![]() 306 Estate Trailer - Sambarker - 04-04-2014 Looking good! [attachment=15001] 306 Estate Trailer - devils_fuel - 04-04-2014 (04-04-2014, 09:06 PM)Sambarker Wrote: Looking good! Love it Sam RE: 306 Estate Trailer - fat n proud - 08-04-2014 Where are you based Alex I really wanna come see this in the flesh and maybe steal it a little lol I wanted 1 as im a mobile dj so save the car a bit and stop me taking my subs n stuff out all the time I was gonna do a 306 estate trailer I'm so jealous right now if u ever wanna sell this iv gotta b 1st in line cheers mate RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 08-04-2014 Just outside Scarborough. I'll put you first on the list . . . RE: 306 Estate Trailer - 7057sam - 08-04-2014 Top work alex looks great ![]() RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 06-05-2014 Quick update: I have made a front end, welded it on and riveted it in place. The stability is brilliant now, no flexing on the drawbar. Electrics are connected, only snag are the numberplate lights. Need a couple of new light pods for the plate. Tomorrow, I'll be taking it for a spin on the road. I scored some paint from Aldi, silver metal paint (their version of hammerite) for £5 a litre. Jockey wheel is getting used on another trailer, I'm making a 'sliding pole stand' for this one - ground clearance is key! More pics to follow. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Grant - 07-05-2014 Epic progress mate. What would the legalities be of having passengers in it? 306 Estate Trailer - Ben Jay - 07-05-2014 Defender with a defender trailer ![]() ![]() ![]() RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Grant - 07-05-2014 Now that, is friggin cool!! 306 Estate Trailer - Ben Jay - 07-05-2014 The bloke even out a tow bar and an exhaust on it for a laugh! RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Alex - 09-05-2014 [attachment=16073]Well, I took it out yesterday . . . handles well but I still think it needs some more bracing on the front. RE: 306 Estate Trailer - Dum-Dum - 09-05-2014 Needs a 40mm drop and 'clones 306 Estate Trailer - devils_fuel - 10-05-2014 (09-05-2014, 11:16 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Needs a 40mm drop and 'clones ![]() |