3GKnight, Yeah, I'm pretty sure "used RV stuff place" is the most eloquent and accepted name for such a place. I was really excited when I heard about it (on Nomadic Fanatic's YouTube channel).
http://www.yelp.com/biz/west-coast-rv-r ... -centraliaI really didn't feel like it, so I used beer to bribe myself out for a couple of hours again tonight. I welded, smoothed, cleaned, primed, and painted. The trailer now has a solid tow point that sticks out beyond where the diamond plate will be. I decided not to integrate rear leveling jacks/supports for now, and I'll probably just use a bottle jack or something. There are lift points everywhere back there, and I really didn't want to clutter up the area that will potentially get a lot of contact with rocks and, when I'm backing up, all kinds of other crap that I have a history of backing trailers into (e.g., my garage. twice.). I also re-welded the brake lights on, this time much higher and out of the way on the corners. I'll need to drive bolts right through the enclosures to support the wall studs, but I think there's plenty of room. And the walls will have a funny shape now.
I think I'm about an hour away from finishing the chassis. Then I can cut out all of the diamond plate. After that, It's really time for the lug nuts to arrive so I can use the trailer to carry a vast quantity of cash to the big box store. The dude in the brown truck and the dude in the white truck came today, but neither thought to bring the lug nuts. It's going to rain here for a few days, but I don't know how I'm going to roll the trailer into the garage with one trailer wheel and one threadlocked hub. Maybe I'll use the tiny rolling jack. That should be entertaining.