Good places to get trailer cabinets???

If the rest of my plots fall together I would like to get at least on overhead cabinet for the trailer before Grattan. Any suggestions on vendors?

You can always go to lowes or home depot and pick up a kitchen cab. Or check out Sears they might have some sort of craftsman setup you can mount in there..

I am sure there are other better option out there but just giving you some ideas.. Good Luck

[seamus]

http://www.modulinecabinets.com/

Lowe's is carrying the GarageWorks line that mounts on a rail system. Don't know if it's capable of being mounted in a trailer or not, but it might be something to look into.

[Red Rider]

Pit Pall sells trailer cabinets, but I'm not sure if they're the kind you're looking for.

[G-Force Junkie]

http://www.racecabinet.com/
If you want to do it right

You could build it on your own and save money. I did in my v-nose 6 x 12 trailer. I now have three shelfs in the front. I have divided doors. 1 on each side and three in the middle. The ones on the sides and two in the middle are for storage. The ones in the middle upper and lower ones I store stuff, in the bottom is used for tie downs and removable wheel chokes. The middle is for the 26" TV. Top has 2 shelfs, the one right above the TV is for the surround sound system with a DVD player, above that is storage for the sleeping bags and queen size air mattress.
Now you have to picture this 6 x 12 I ordered the trailer with windows, roof vent, awning, and trailer brakes ( hods resale value) so I could use it for hauling bikes, and camping.
We ordered empty so we could build it our way ended up real nice inside.
I can carry 2 sport bikes and plenty of gear. (track day weekends are alot nicer now that I don't have to sleep on the ground.)

So save your money and build it your way for the way your going to use it.

Later

[ND4SPD]

Originally Posted by niteowl955i

You could build it on your own and save money. I did in my v-nose 6 x 12 trailer. I now have three shelfs in the front. I have divided doors. 1 on each side and three in the middle. The ones on the sides and two in the middle are for storage. The ones in the middle upper and lower ones I store stuff, in the bottom is used for tie downs and removable wheel chokes. The middle is for the 26" TV. Top has 2 shelfs, the one right above the TV is for the surround sound system with a DVD player, above that is storage for the sleeping bags and queen size air mattress.
Now you have to picture this 6 x 12 I ordered the trailer with windows, roof vent, awning, and trailer brakes ( hods resale value) so I could use it for hauling bikes, and camping.
We ordered empty so we could build it our way ended up real nice inside.
I can carry 2 sport bikes and plenty of gear. (track day weekends are alot nicer now that I don't have to sleep on the ground.)

So save your money and build it your way for the way your going to use it.

Later

Originally Posted by niteowl955i

You could build it on your own and save money. I did in my v-nose 6 x 12 trailer. I now have three shelfs in the front. I have divided doors. 1 on each side and three in the middle. The ones on the sides and two in the middle are for storage. The ones in the middle upper and lower ones I store stuff, in the bottom is used for tie downs and removable wheel chokes. The middle is for the 26" TV. Top has 2 shelfs, the one right above the TV is for the surround sound system with a DVD player, above that is storage for the sleeping bags and queen size air mattress.
Now you have to picture this 6 x 12 I ordered the trailer with windows, roof vent, awning, and trailer brakes ( hods resale value) so I could use it for hauling bikes, and camping.
We ordered empty so we could build it our way ended up real nice inside.
I can carry 2 sport bikes and plenty of gear. (track day weekends are alot nicer now that I don't have to sleep on the ground.)

So save your money and build it your way for the way your going to use it.

Later

sounds great post pictures

[luvtolean]

Originally Posted by G-Force Junkie

http://www.racecabinet.com/
If you want to do it right

Sweet...but holy crap they're proud of their stuff!

[G-Force Junkie]

Originally Posted by luvtolean

Sweet...but holy crap they're proud of their stuff!

No kidding, but man it is nice, would last a life time. Heres a couple of pics of a workshop we set up for a coworker of mine...the table supports are Snap On cabs, 2.5" butcher block top, and C Tech cabnets built to fit.