I have started to work on building a box on top of my trailer for storage. It was very cold and windy but with a new baby, work and law school I have to make the best of whatever free time I have. The plan is to build something similar to
this trailer:

My trailer is not as wide and does not have a rectangular shape, so I am modifying the design on the fly. Based on a suggestion from
Tillerman, one side of the box is on a hinge so I will be able to get gear out of the box without taking the boat off the trailer.
Here's the trailer before:


I bought three 8' 2x6, four 2'x4' plywood panels and some other assorted wood.
I attached the hinged side first.

Then the other side and the cross pieces.


It started to get dark before I could start trimming the plywood so the rest of the project will have to wait for another day.
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