DIY camper trailer to car hauler, save $8000 by recycling and modifying.

Bought this trailer off of Facebook Market Place for $750. Was asking $900 originally. We forgot to take a good before picture. The only one here is when we were hauling it home. It didn't have lights on it, so we had to stop at Harbor Freight and install lights in the parking lot before making the long trip home. It hung low in the front and only scraped once going in a parking lot, but I think all that's fixed now with the adjustments being made. It still has the old gas lines from when it was a camper. It looks like maybe it was a Fema trailer from the dimensions and living in the south,there are old Fema trailers everywhere. The video explains all the modifications and future plans. Dual car hauling trailers are very expensive, especially this size. By recycling this old trailer, I am saving about $8000. Another awesome, inexpensive Gracecar build. Stay tuned for more cool builds and updates. Thanks for watching.

[@Gracecar_driver2020]

He's still adding to it but the trailer was 750, the angle iron to reinforce it was 300, the fenders he bought about 3 years ago for the Miata but we like open wheels so he never used them, he thinks they were 50/pair, new jack, the wiring and lights are all new but He's planning on painting it too and adding a few other things so maybe 1500? Maybe a couple hundred more if you add in new tires.

[@marlonhernandez706]

I thought you were Tank Abbot for a minute.

[@Gracecar_driver2020]

You're not the first person to say that😂

[@zart3374]

How much did it end up costing total?

[@Gracecar_driver2020]

About $1800 in it so far.