Painting a newly acquired Croft FG trailer - Fiberglass RV

So far, I only have the pictures from the Craigslist ad, a picture I took the night I picked it up, and a picture of a similar model trailer I found online. I will attach them here. It is a little dirty since it has ben sitting in a field for about a year and was last tagged in 08, but I think it will clean up nice.

This trailer was intended to be an enclosed cargo trailer. You can clearly see the reinforcement used on the walls in this photo:

Here is a picture of a larger similar model fiberglass Croft trailer of the same vintage as mine, working as a Nationwide rental trailer:

Here is the photo I took when I got the trailer. The previous owner replaced the rims and tires because the old tires were rotted and not safe for towing. The new rims actually look OK. You can see what I believe to be the original orange color in the fender well.

It isn't the most beautiful of fiberglass trailers, but it only weighs 630 pounds (according to the title). Tat is pretty light for a roughly 4x6 enclosed and lockable cargo trailer.

Source: http://www.fiberglassrv.com/forums/f54/painting-a-newly-acquired-croft-fg-trailer-57156.html

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