What you didn't show was the fiasco trying to get a non rolling vehicle on a trailer with make shift ramps, it was like the circus was in town
Whitey and I were going to load this thing up in a parking lot somewhere between my place and his place. There would have been no way we could have done it

But, thanks to Dan and his Kubota tractor, the LV was loaded up, strapped down and ready to hit the road. Dan was really patient with Whitey and myself, he didn't laugh and call us names and tell us how ill-prepared we were. I am sure he and Micky had a good laugh after we left
As I was driving home with this thing, I kept asking myself, "What the hell are going to do with it????" Like I needed another project. I didn't even show it to my wife, I drug it straight to the storage yard and drove home without it. I figured it would be better that way, something about her not feeling the love for old, neglected, tired and abused cruisers. In the end, she was happy I sold it, but felt really bad for Wendy, knowing full well that Rob has a terminal sickness for Cruisers. Nice save on this one Rob!!!!!!
P.S. Did you get those tetanus boosters???????????