my 3g civic hatch trailor
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i bought a hatch a while back with frontend damage ,i was going to fix it but the car was to far gone ..So instead of junking the car i stripped it and made a trailor
ive sand blasted the hole bottom the car patched and primed and then painted
here are a few pics

here are a few recent pics








im not likeing the 3/4inch ply wood ,so im most likely going to just put sheet metal like i originaly planned
ive sand blasted the hole bottom the car patched and primed and then painted
here are a few pics

here are a few recent pics








im not likeing the 3/4inch ply wood ,so im most likely going to just put sheet metal like i originaly planned
haha i like it!! it would have been cool to see something different in the front of the trailer,... maybe something a little more aerodynamic? great idea! i want one for my teg! haha
are you going to reconnect the tail lights and stuff?
are you going to reconnect the tail lights and stuff?
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thanks
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Sweet now put a hitch on the CRX.
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thanks
ive been working on one for both my malibu and my crx ill post pics when done
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lol yeah it is lol alot of girls have been saying that about it
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thank you
i know once i cut the car in half ,and framed it up ,i was damn i should did this diffrent
oh well its a honda how much fuel can it burn lol yup i allready stripped the harness of the useless stuff and wired the trailor plug ,and have it sorta installed .
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thanks
im pretty sure im the first to do something like this with a civic hatch ,so im happy ,i guess ill just have to wait and see how the people like it at the show in august ,thats if i get the crx and the trailor done lol
thanks for all the comments
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Sweet now put a hitch on the CRX.
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thanks
ive been working on one for both my malibu and my crx ill post pics when done
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lol yeah it is lol alot of girls have been saying that about it
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are you going to reconnect the tail lights and stuff? </TD></TR></TABLE>
thank you
i know once i cut the car in half ,and framed it up ,i was damn i should did this diffrent
oh well its a honda how much fuel can it burn lol yup i allready stripped the harness of the useless stuff and wired the trailor plug ,and have it sorta installed .<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kiamra »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">not bad, something different</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks
im pretty sure im the first to do something like this with a civic hatch ,so im happy ,i guess ill just have to wait and see how the people like it at the show in august ,thats if i get the crx and the trailor done lolthanks for all the comments
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lol thanks ,ive been doing alot of yard work and figured id see how much she could take,so i loaded it to the nuts today and it bottomed out after putting 25 to 30 garbage bags in it to haul of to the dump lol ,so i was thinking about making it a soild axle setup ,ive been told not to but damn it allmost touches the ground
what do you guys think about doing so ????
what do you guys think about doing so ????
sweet, maybe get new sus. for it so it can me lowered yet still ride nice and not bounce around yet still be stiff enough to load stuff around, i have seen VeeDub guys do this but a first for honda, that looks sweet haha
I don't see any reason not to do a solid axle.
it'd have to get custom cut to size, but I don't think it would be very expensive.
Maybe $160 total. Thats about what I paid for my tandem jet-ski trailor axle and wheels/tires. it was 77" spring center/spring center.
So for that little thing, it can't be more than that.
Do it
it'd have to get custom cut to size, but I don't think it would be very expensive.
Maybe $160 total. Thats about what I paid for my tandem jet-ski trailor axle and wheels/tires. it was 77" spring center/spring center.
So for that little thing, it can't be more than that.
Do it
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thanks
thanks
im pretty sure im the first to do something like this with a civic hatch ,so im happy ,i guess ill just have to wait and see how the people like it at the show in august ,thats if i get the crx and the trailor done lol
thanks for all the comments
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i really like it, it is rare to see, but you are def. not the first to do this. Maybe the first with the ea chassis, but i have seen a 79 cvcc civic hacked the same way....
anyway awesome project
thanks
thanks
im pretty sure im the first to do something like this with a civic hatch ,so im happy ,i guess ill just have to wait and see how the people like it at the show in august ,thats if i get the crx and the trailor done lolthanks for all the comments
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i really like it, it is rare to see, but you are def. not the first to do this. Maybe the first with the ea chassis, but i have seen a 79 cvcc civic hacked the same way....
anyway awesome project
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i really like it, it is rare to see, but you are def. not the first to do this. Maybe the first with the ea chassis, but i have seen a 79 cvcc civic hacked the same way....
anyway awesome project
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ya i've seen two others...one was in honda tuning i think? the other had an electric engine it it....
regardless, it's badass
i really like it, it is rare to see, but you are def. not the first to do this. Maybe the first with the ea chassis, but i have seen a 79 cvcc civic hacked the same way....
anyway awesome project
</TD></TR></TABLE>ya i've seen two others...one was in honda tuning i think? the other had an electric engine it it....
regardless, it's badass
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i guess i worded that wrong ,i want to have it springless
i was actually thinking about just useing the stock axle and just welding in heavy tubing ,in place of the struts ,like inclose the hole for the strut it self with some 1/4inch plate and then weld the square tubing to the plate and then the axle.
I was told that it would bounce all over the place ,which i can see ,but i dont think it would be that bad to the point of not being able to control it ...
oh really i never seen any other honda trailors ,got pics ??? ,oh well i think its still cool lol and i know for a fact im the only one with one around here
i was actually thinking about just useing the stock axle and just welding in heavy tubing ,in place of the struts ,like inclose the hole for the strut it self with some 1/4inch plate and then weld the square tubing to the plate and then the axle.
I was told that it would bounce all over the place ,which i can see ,but i dont think it would be that bad to the point of not being able to control it ...
oh really i never seen any other honda trailors ,got pics ??? ,oh well i think its still cool lol and i know for a fact im the only one with one around here
just use the strut maybe and slip a piece of steel tubing over shaft
then everything will mount up like stock just the top mount will rest against the tube...weld it all up so it doesn't move around
then everything will mount up like stock just the top mount will rest against the tube...weld it all up so it doesn't move around
i wouldnt make the suspension solid. like you said, it's going to bounce all over the place.
why not just get stock shocks and some 500-700lbs springs?? i'm unfamiliar w/ the suspension assembly on those cars so i cant really suggest anything else....
very cool idea tho. looks so funny lolllll
why not just get stock shocks and some 500-700lbs springs?? i'm unfamiliar w/ the suspension assembly on those cars so i cant really suggest anything else....
very cool idea tho. looks so funny lolllll
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yeah it def looks diff lol i get a kick everytime i look at the first pic of it behind the crx hehe ,the rear suspension is panhard bar with strut spring combo
my buddy has some old spring off his chevy truck ,im going to see if maybe they will fit with some modding ,i dont really want to put too much into this thing everything that has been used like the steel was recycled from the front of the car and off a truck bed my buddy and i cut off his chevy ,the square tubing was sitting at my old place when i moved in (it was left by the people that lived there prior)
i know for a fact that the spring is wider then the civic ones ,but maybe i can mount them too the out side of the tower and still use the stock struth a widened base ,
the only thing that cost me was the welding wire and the body filler and glaze
my buddy has some old spring off his chevy truck ,im going to see if maybe they will fit with some modding ,i dont really want to put too much into this thing everything that has been used like the steel was recycled from the front of the car and off a truck bed my buddy and i cut off his chevy ,the square tubing was sitting at my old place when i moved in (it was left by the people that lived there prior)i know for a fact that the spring is wider then the civic ones ,but maybe i can mount them too the out side of the tower and still use the stock struth a widened base ,
the only thing that cost me was the welding wire and the body filler and glaze
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well ive been useing the trailor to haul crap to the dump and the gravel roads beat the crap out of the front
,there is alot of drag and my malibu ,burns a ton fuel because of it
do you guys have any ideas for what i can do to ,make it more aerodynamic without having to change the hole frontend???
like add some sort of bolt on thing to divert the air up and over
i dont know anything really about trailors and what out here so any help would be greatly appreciated
,there is alot of drag and my malibu ,burns a ton fuel because of it do you guys have any ideas for what i can do to ,make it more aerodynamic without having to change the hole frontend???
like add some sort of bolt on thing to divert the air up and over
i dont know anything really about trailors and what out here so any help would be greatly appreciated
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lol yeah it looked really nice at first ,but it faded and looked sad after a month ,if youd like to see my crx now i have a project page in classic hondas ,major fab going on in there lol ive started to get rid of all the plastic panels with handmade 22 guage panels
,the trailor and crx will most likely be painted imola orange
you should check it out alot has happend these last few days
https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=4
thanks for looking
Modified by phatboycrxhf at 8:54 AM 6/22/2007
,the trailor and crx will most likely be painted imola orange
you should check it out alot has happend these last few days
https://honda-tech.com/zero...age=4
thanks for looking
Modified by phatboycrxhf at 8:54 AM 6/22/2007


