The trailer comes from a two-door model, explains the designer. “Just by looking at the lines of [the] Bronco, the four-door brought the rear quarter [panel] over more of the rear tire. The two-door brings it in front of the tire, so the lines were perfect for it to be cut right there.”
This not only makes for a more spacious trailer, but it looks neater too. For Spreadbury, it wasn’t just a matter of sawing a Bronco in half and calling it a day – the trailer is packing some seriously impressive features. The best piece of equipment has to be the air suspension, which allows the trailer to raise and lower itself with ease.
This should provide a stable ride over rutted tracks and treacherous surfaces, but also allows individuals to unload heavier objects with ease.