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It looks great, NormB; nice work. You might consider tacking a length of half-round to the leading edge of that sheet of plywood. It could help keep that edge from splintering-up over time, as you're sliding stuff into the back of the rig there. Just a thought. :beer:

Ahhh...of COURSE!

Is the blue line in the pic just to hold hoses and such out of the way, or is it maybe for tensioning the belt on the pulleys?

Brother, you sure enough got a LOT going on. [thumbzup]:beer:

A great idea is born....

You COULD try a CrowdFund campaign and call it #MVJunkie. Who knows?!

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It looks just like new; doesn't get better than that.

I hope it all goes right. [thumbzup]

Where do you pick up the supplies for your fiberglass work: some kind of boating supply store, or an AutoZone or something?

A little elbow grease and some TLC is a lot cheaper than replacement (if you can get away with it). Sounds like you had a real good day. [thumbzup]

That's an excellent summary/ digest. It's like one-stop shopping for upgrade ideas. [thumbzup]:beer:

Wow. I didn't pick up on the star until you mentioned it here; excellent detail!

Nice work on the rear bumper, too. :beer: The hole(s) at the bumper returns on the ends is a fine detail; is there also a working reason for them?

It's got a "Star Wars" vibe going on; an A+ for design creativity!

Nice work on the box; that looks good. [thumbzup] How did you cut-and-square the aluminum plate; with a bandsaw?

:drool:

You picked the right spot to set up shop: - Welcome from Virginia, Brother.

Congratulations!