Restoring a 1971 horse trailer | Part 1 

Thats so cool! What sort of color schemes and changes did you choose? I love hearing about everybody's different creative ideas! 😄

Thanks! Haha, it’s worth the work for sure!

Thank you!! 😄 we love them

They love it in there! It’s the funniest thing 😂

Hey thanks! These are great tips, we’re total newbies to the trailer restoring (and on a tight budget) and appreciate the tips! It’s been a learn as we go kind of process 😄

Thank you! Sorry I missed your comment on the other one - I had to make a quick fix to the file and re-upload!

Absolutely will! We've yet to complete the top, as we had to shift and build our horses shelter before the nasty weather hit, then wait for a break in the rain to complete. It's looking pretty darn good though!

Thank you! Its been quite the project :D

@@bethanys-herd I bet, but it turned out really well =)

Thanks! Fun to see the clean bare metal when the outside coat was rusty. Most of the tooling we got for this project was harbor freight, but a sand blaster would've been a good idea. We still need to finish up the inside, re-wire the tail lights, and re-do the top of the roof. (We may be 3D printing some neat things too). Right now we've been finishing up a shelter for the horses to keep them out of the wintery weather--we'll probably finish the trailer this Spring! Thanks for the comment! Michael

Absolutely! What are you hoping to find out specifically? I'd be happy to share as much as I know! 😄

@@bethanys-herd I haven’t started yet but I’ll drop you a reply when I get into it.

Working on that! There will be a part two / conclusion to the project 😄 it turned out great!

Still in progress! We've been hit with the intense rain and winter weather here in the Pacific Northwest, and so the projects been on hold until it's clear again (if we take that paint off the roof and it gets wet, we'll have sooo much rust 🥲)

I don’t have a VIN available, but it’s a Miley trailer!