CUSTOM OFF ROAD BBQ, ICE CHEST, & SOUND SYSTEM $10,000 (OBO)

FOR SALE MAKE OFFER. CHECK OUT THE BUILD THREAD HERE: http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/garage-workshop/155044-latest-project-flawless-ballin.html

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Aint no fun if the homies can't help none

 

This is the greatest thing I've ever seen. Amen sir!

 

I thought you were selling three different things at first.

 

I have $1750 into it so $10k seems fair...OBO of course

 

looks like some time and fab work was spent in this project. although it looks like it might be a little top heavy. is that on old powerwagon in the background?

 

This is so coool!

 

2x

 

How much for a motorised grill & cooler???

 

hell yes....a '73 with a built 360. Cab is rusted out and Im building a custom flat bed. I have a donor cab that I am swapping over...slowly but surely

 

you actually towing this thing and wheel with it or it is just a bitchen little toy for camping??

 

I like after all the work put into the frame, there is just a little tabletop campstove on the back lol

 

I could buy another tacoma, ice chest and stereo included for 10k. BAD ASS use of coilovers and a very awesome design but quite overpriced IMO

 

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I'm honestly not sure what I am looking at.

 

Ballin....


I was wondering what ever happened to this thing. lol

 

taking up space in the old garage! might bust it out for the 4th but the wifey hates it...

 

I got a good chuckle at the novelty of this grill, and I appreciate fun stuff like this. But, it's a decor piece - not actually useful for towing. The devices on it may work fine, but it would tip over if you tried to pull it anywhere and the components would break off. I only see old stock shocks/springs and some thin metal framing with welds. The wheels are too small to even go over a curb.

$10k is a sentimental price, not a realistic one. Not sure how you even have $1750 into this unless you are paying yourself $100 an hour in labor, plus the cost of supplies, and reeeeaaaaly taking your time building it. Basic economics.

I just don't want you to be disappointed when nobody makes an offer on it. If you want it out of the garage, sell it for $200 and cut your losses.

 

first off... this trailer is absolutley useful for towing...I do it like xzibit would and trailer the trailer with my (other) trailer...

second off I copy and pasted the following from the build thread, I had 60 hours of labor into this thing that is not accounted for in $:

Heres the break down:
Steel:$150
Front Shocks (Thanks RULER) $90.00
Rear Shocks and stage 1 PRO COMP spacer: Free! (my old parts)
Misc. Hardware: $100.00
Consumable tools (welding wire, gas, cut off wheels, flap wheels, etc: $100.00
Electronics: $1000.00+
Propane & BBQ: $30.00
Cooler: $20
Mud Flaps: $5 (swap meet)
Deep Cycle battery: $60.00 (Retail: $100.00)
Aluminum: Free! Thanks state of CA for the road sign
Seats: $30 Each (gotta be able to handle my ass)
Wood: $30
Poweder Coating: $140.00

third: other than the dolly frame, the steel components are mostly 1/4" or 3/16" angle iron, schd 40 pipe, 1/2" solid stock round bar....etc. this sucker weighs in at over 300 lbs.

fourth: I have towed this thing around at speed with my bicycle and it has yet to tip over it is actually very stable.

fifth: don't be jealous that you can't afford this incredibly priced machine... It is marketed toward wealthy, redneck, relaxation aficionados...

sixth: your mom

 

This thing even has custom traction bars.