another bucket list build

[redlined302]

Now im not saying i would do this to wagovan, i might do it with a cb9 or a buick roadmaster! point being i have yet another build on my bucket list!

So thoughts? opinions?

EDIT: FULL BUILD SEEN HERE!!!

http://www.hondacivicwagon.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6436

[Tippey764]

i think it works good with the civic wagon because its so small. Anything bigger might look goofy.

[crazymikey]

Guy down the street is currently doing that to a Caravan....the trailer idea....not the bbq.

The bbq idea is f'n badass.

[redlined302]

i think it works good with the civic wagon because its so small. Anything bigger might look goofy.

Good point. This is one of those times i wish i had photoshop

[redlined302]

Guy down the street is currently doing that to a Caravan....the trailer idea....not the bbq.

The bbq idea is f'n badass.

it is....my bucket list plan is have the bbq in the rear and have the rest of the trailer actually act as a trailer maybe even mod hte front seats to face the opposite direction and setup a tv in that bitch

[crazymikey]

Watching Pimp My Ride much?

[Wickit]

You have added something to my mine as well, thats just bad ass.

[redlined302]

Watching Pimp My Ride much?

lol hell no pimp my ride wasnt good for shit aside from ricing out peoples cars

[Wickit]

Rice my ride? I still watch it for kicks :P

[wed3k]

id like to put another motor on the rear wheels to pull grades

[redlined302]

id like to put another motor on the rear wheels to pull grades

that would be badass thats why i say cb or buick roadmaster actually because i cant really see a d series towing some shit like that ya know?

[RustyBucket]

I dunno if it counts but I did something similar with this:

I was somewhere in Southeast Quebec in the middle of a cross-country move on a shoestring budget. I wanted to make supper and it was raining. The van was pretty much full with our stuff, so I opened the back doors, put tarps across the top and set up the camp stove just inside the rear of the van and made myself a tasty and tomato sauce with salami pasta dinner.

(btw... that's a 1-ton van... as you can see, there was enough stuff in there combined with the tongue weight of the trailer to make that suspension level - unloaded it sat a few inches higher)

[redlined302]

I dunno if it counts but I did something similar with this:

I was somewhere in Southeast Quebec in the middle of a cross-country move on a shoestring budget. I wanted to make supper and it was raining. The van was pretty much full with our stuff, so I opened the back doors, put tarps across the top and set up the camp stove just inside the rear of the van and made myself a tasty and tomato sauce with salami pasta dinner.

(btw... that's a 1-ton van... as you can see, there was enough stuff in there combined with the tongue weight of the trailer to make that suspension level - unloaded it sat a few inches higher)

yeah bro thats pretty freaking badass and i havent experienced a cross country move like that i flew to cali to live with my parents. However they did the drive and they said it was fun as shit. if i wasnt graduating high school in a month and a half i would have went with smh

[redlined302]

bump for a link to the build!