Exhaust stacks

[LEB Ben]

Wow, you call stacks gay and you come out with this? That's like telling you to take concentrated paint thinner to Red because you've got some road grime on it...

I guess I look at trailers differently than you. A trailer is a trailer, who cares if it's pretty. I also don't think I've ever seen anyone go to a trailer show either. So the comparison is a bit off base, Red is obviously not a mechanism to perform work duties. It would probably be more suitable to compare to Thunder, and the rattlecan black that I have in thunders bed or along the bed rails.

 

[DNFXDLI]

I think it is funny that within 8 posts Austin, gay, and pipes were mentioned before even getting to anyone answering the thread subject.

 

[1970Custom]

I guess I look at trailers differently than you. A trailer is a trailer, who cares if it's pretty. I also don't think I've ever seen anyone go to a trailer show either. So the comparison is a bit off base, Red is obviously not a mechanism to perform work duties. It would probably be more suitable to compare to Thunder, and the rattlecan black that I have in thunders bed or along the bed rails.

For some reason, I get the feeling we're talking two different types of trailers here...

 

[LEB Ben]

For some reason, I get the feeling we're talking two different types of trailers here...

5th wheel, goose neck, enclosed, car...I guess I wouldn't wanna spray paint a mobile home trailer. Like I said, a trailer is for work or hauling IMO, as long as it's in good mechanical condition, that's all I care about.

 

[1970Custom]

Flat beds I couldn't care less about when it comes to looks enclosed trailers can run some serious cash and that's where I'd think the stacks handy; that said, I'd just use a turn down and point it towards the ground...