Please post pic of your trailer interior. It looks like I am getting a new trailer and I am looking for ideas for layout.
Thanks John Schoenauer

As much as I would like to install cabinets, benches and etc, I just use two 8ft tables John. That way all my equipment can stay packed the same for outdoor racing as it is for indoors. Maybe not ideal but then the trailer can be used for other things as well. Just what I do but built to suit would be nice as well

Rob M

I installed work benches from Home Depot(easy to remove). Install lots of receptacles and lighting(you can buy plastic tubes that fit over florescent lights in case of breakage). Wire closet shelving is excellent for chargers and dyno's.

what size trailer are you getting? that would help with some tips.
link to one of mine http://www.geocities.com/billdernberger/billdawg.html
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Billdawg that's a really nice trailer! I have a little 5x8 that works really well for me,I would post some pics but I haven't quite figured how to get them on here yet.

billdawg the trailer is a 7 X 16 V nose trailer. Just brought it home today. Now it is time to remodel it.
John Schoenauer

My trailer is 6 x 12. If I had 6 more feet I would install some fold down bunkbeds. Could save on motels and on big race days you could catch some z's between rounds. You know we always stay up waaay too late working on our cars or hanging out. :freak: :jest:

Hey Gezer2u, That is exactly what I have. :-)) Man I have sleep in the trailer a many a day waiting out rain and waiting between rounds at the big races... Sweet. But I just put mine up for sell to get a trailer that is multi-functional... I will miss the naps, not to mention the cost of hotels... :-(( The one think that I like the best, leaving out the equipment and just going to bed!

Gezer2u Tell Josh Wade from Georgia said helllo
Good to see you guys are still racing