New England B.S. Thread

How did you do that with the tool box? I am looking at one for my new garage and want to have a similar set up.

I used to have Bruins season tickets, then wife, house, and kid got in the way.
Went to 31 games that year.

 

You can buy foam inserts and do it yourself. Just time consuming.

 

https://westernmass.craigslist.org/cto/5989899581.html

 

well the old man gave me some wrong info the first time around, but here is the new to me trailer. 2004 Zeppelin Z241 - she be 25' long and in decent shape for the age....no leaks or anything broken equipment.

 

Damn that's sweet! Congrats.

 

That's what I did.......just time and foam

 

Damn that must have taken forever

 

few hours......it's not a very large tool box......wish I had more tools

 

A dear friend of mine says she gets a ladyboner.

 

What foam did you use? The stuff I found all over youtube and online sites is pretty expensive. Its called kaizen foam.

 

yea it wasn't cheap, bought it from sears few years back. I think it was like 25 bucks and I had extra

 

Book is $20k? Sorry, but not in that shape.

 

Just what I can see in the photos, that truck has about 7-8k in aftermarket parts. Obviously, parts of the suspension are toast but it has a long travel kit, remote resi coilovers, traction bars (judging by the URD sticker, hopefully a supercharger) and new wheels and tires. Looks like it was a pretty nice ride before it met something immovable.

 

I handle all the equipment and tooling for my team and we havr over 1500 pieces of tools all shadowboxed. I'll try to grab a photo of it tomorrow but it took a ton of time to get everything cut out. Some was professionally done most was done by hand.

 

That looks almost identical to what happened to mine, except my front suspension got a bit more munched.

 

OK,
I'm new to TW en you say 7-8K , I believe you, but is that price Out Of The Box or out of a wrecked truck?

 

Just total of possible aftermarket parts.

 

Out of the box, parts only and only what I can see in the pictures. I can't tell what coil overs they are in the pictures but they could be $2-3k new on their own. Aftermarket upper and lower control arms are easily a grand new. Figure another $1,500-$2k in the rear suspension between shocks, springs and the traction bars assuming performance-wise they are a match to the fronts. Then, the guess is what's under the hood, if it's actually got a blower or just sporting the URD sticker. The blower is a few thousand by itself. Obviously, one corner of the suspension is toast, the rest is completely rebuild able and could perform like new with relatively short money if you could find a way to replace only that one corner. The problem will be, most of those parts are sold in pairs and who knows how straight that frame is.

 

Same here