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06-11-2018, 09:12 AM
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Cabover nut
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Over the years I've been admiring the custom trolleys people drag their newly acquired parts around swap meets.
A few Google searches brings up some amazing works of art usually based on a hotrod theme. I wanted one myself and decided to built this for a few meets planned on going to but it needs to be reversible back into a 400kg stone trolley I otherwise use it for. No guessing for why it's based on a cabover Kenworth. Anyone else done something similar with a boring trolley/wagon ?  
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Swap meet pull wagons and trolleys
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