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1958 FORD Fairlane with Teardrop Trailer | Ford Fairlane1 of 8 |  |  |
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Posted 4 months ago
superdan
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My 58 Ford and Teardrop Trailer...
223 with 2 speed Ford-o-matic.. All original and drives like a dream.
I designed the trailer to be light and an 'easy pull' for smaller cars and 50+ year old engines.
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Awesome look when you put them together!
Did you actually designed the trailer? It is absolutely amazing! :)
Very very cool!...:-)
ya - designed from scratch. I wanted it to look 1940ish but with modern elements... I still have to 'finish' the rear kitchen and interior bed. Its very light.
Would love to see that when it's over :)
love to see a shot of the inside! very Very Nice!