I love: 'these things never fail... I've got two in there'. This is the reason Benny makes it through these events.

Mint Trailer, Can vouch for well prepared set up lol, That shirt's mint too!

When you're applying your reflective tape, add a few wraps around the axle too. If the trailer comes off of the hitch the reflectors on the rear will be pointing skyward, but the tape around the axle will still hit headlights. I don't want to talk about how I learned this... :)

Benny, How about adding a fire extinguisher at a couple of the doors?

Here's my spares box..proudly sponsored by sparesbox...

A great quote I read: 'To finish first, first you must finish'

Thanks for the DCI heat shield mate, the old turbo 202 VK made it home form drag challenge with no real issues.

Trailer more organized than my whole garage, I need to get my life together.

You're channel is awesome... would love to see some car challenge between bcw, mcm, and skid factory. And maybe those other loose nuts in qld. Nugget garage

I would recommend adding some strip led lights to the inside of the access doors to help illuminate the trailer area when needing to do work/load/unload.. on the side of the road/track to compliment the others you have. When you pop the doors it would be like having shop lights to work under.

No matter what you will always drive out thinking “what have I forgotten “ 😀.

Very well thought out, Benny. I'd also chuck into one of the roof mount tubs a stack of rags, and brake cleaner - or some kind of solvent. Consumables; just like cable ties. well done mate.

Stay tuned for the full length trailer....

Great prep and good thinking to have dedicated boxes, a good idea is to photograph everything in the box so you can keep an inventory so you know what needs to be replaced etc. Also helps if the trailer is stolen you can provide evidence of what everything was. On the question of being stolen have you thought of putting a tracking device somewhere on the trailer in case of it being stolen.

Great video. Excellent planning and organization - I'm jealous! I just start with a long list of tools and supplies, then play Tetris for a few days jamming everything into the car, followed by lots of cell phone pictures so I remember how to pack it again every day for a week...

Such a great video . This will help many people. I especially like the tub idea sliding in at roof height. I might even make myself up a tool kit just for the track instead of robbing my home tool kit all the time.

Yewww 100k subs too well done

You're a smart, logical, and caring man Benny.👍

Love it dude! That ceiling rack is a stroke of genius!

Recently saw this on another trailer build - wind up tongue jacks mounted to a draw bar with receivers at the back (stability legs) and by the tires (jacking points). just rotate and re-pin to store, and can be used for multiple jobs. I thought it was a really slick idea.

Who wouldn't want Benny in their corner, nice guy, super organised and has the smarts. Nice video Benny and good luck with the drag challenge.

I saw the cresta and a few other drag challenge cars being towed on the Logan motorway towards the Gold Coast the other week. Nice to see it in person even if it was at 100kph going the other way!

That table idea is genius. Cracking set up.

Another thing you could do is put in a 12v Cig Lighter plug for AUX power. Allow you to re-charge things on the go. If you fuse it right it can be run of the trailer park lights circuit.

Give them hell ✨ BENNY much love from Detroit 👍THANX GREAT VIDEO 🤘🙏

I'm sorry Benny I skipped an ad.......it was 57 minutes long. Dont be to mad buddy. Love the mobile parts store btw!!

I built a trailer for motorcycle trackdays, and ever since I have been fascinated with trailer builds - this is some solid organizational work. Well done!

Excellent preparation for just about any scenario you could encounter. Your damn right it's better to be prepared. It's better to have it, and not need it - Than it is to need it and not have it. All this saves you so much struggle and stress during the journey. Great work as usual.

This should earn you a 'Be Prepared' badge from the Boy Scouts.

That video was soooo informative mate. Well done. Awesome stuff.

Great Episode Ben. Thanks for showing the Love!

Great setup. Yours is next level. I'm looking to do a smaller similar trailer setup for road course. Definitely got a lot of inspiration from your trailer.

I thought the toolbox on my truck was organised, this is next level. So satisfying, thank you haha.

Just need some snow chains and a spare set of Dunlop Volleys and you've got it all!

If you really wanna get hi tech. Why not drop a solar panel on the top. Run a battery of it to charge phones and lights and just in case the main battery dies

I didn’t notice a battery jump pack the little portable ones handy as and also include a torch and USB chargers I brought one about 3 years ago now I couldn’t do without it used multiple times for a flat battery and also used for a dead alternator to get me home well worth the investment

Awesome setup. How about a pic of the trailer after its wrapped?

Great video. And great information. 👍

Very informative, thanks mate!

Built similar myself and currently building a new one with improvements from the experience gained, seems you are doing the same thing too. Great work as usual Benny & Co.

It is better to have it and never need it, then not have it and lose because of something simple.

Great base for any race trailer prep. You thought of a bunch of great stuff

Some great ideas

This trailer is genius level!! Another amazing and informative video Benny! Thanks!!

Love the set up Benny!

I like the fuel transfer idea and manually powering the fuel pump. I might copy it, not to use E85, but to empty the fuel after a race meeting, or during a race meeting if I have to remove the tank.

Something under the marque so it slides in with the wheels will make it so much easier and stop the frustrations.

Way to go Benny,just good preparation

Nicely laid out for sure, interesting how many people get stuff setup like that but never test it until they need it.

Benny at 0:30: "If you made it this far into the video..." Me looking at the timestamp: "Ooookaaaaayyyy..."

Might want to flip the door struts as they are designed to have the seals on the bottom. Saves them drying out & failing.

This setup is awesome! I need to organise my life like this

That's a legit setup!

14:12 few i was getting worried you hadn’t mentioned cable ties!

Benny your beard is getting so awesome. I’m starting to wonder when you will have woodland creatures jump out for it, or pause part way through a rebuild for a dose of gardening tips.

Thanks for the tips Bennys!

Love the videos Benny! can't wait to see whats up next, Oss

Excellent and informative as always guys👍🏻👍🏻

Great set-up!

Maybe put in one of those collabsable danger triangles, you can put on the ground, if you are on the side of the road at night, i know in the Netherlands it's mandatory to have 1 in your car, for if you like changing a flat or something

Another great one!

Awsome trailer! Have not seen any here in Norway like that🥳🤪

I was just thinking.... when I seen the table I was like he can use that to lay under the car with so he doesn't have to lay on the ground. 👍

Congratulations on 100k Benny!!

Merry Christmas and happy New years 👍👍🎄🇦🇺

I paused the vid to say, yes Benny, at 34 seconds in, I will be watching lol

..my OCD is bursting with joy and happiness...

good stuff answered my questions before I even asked.

100K Congrats!

...speaking of the Mustang, I would really suggest checking out Baseline Suspension's 'Outlaw' adjustable upper suspension setup for the rear. It's still 'stock-style suspension', but fixes a lot of the Fox chassis' poor geometry. I've played with one first hand, it's a nice setup stock geometry can still cut some killer 60' but the Baseline setup just makes it a lot easier.

Every time your phone went off, I checked mine 😅

Where does the beer cooler go? Oh yeah, back seat. Sorry, I forgot.

Yup have fun in 21

Happy 100K subs!

Benny, a suggestion, you could 180 your toolbox, put it on a fridge slide, and create a door at the front of the trailer for easier access...? nice set up though.

Have you considered moisture and vibration damage to those spares? Cardboard is just the worst. Given the flammability of the trailer already some foam between parts or some decent thick ziplock bags with grease/oil may provide some protection without an overall increase to the flammability of an e85 bunker trailer 👍🏼

Why not keep a complete transmission, then have spare parts in case the new one fails. Complete units that just go in saves time. Time is the key

Nice setup if drag week comes back if your in ohio I'm between cincinnati and dayton have a lift hope u don't but I'm here for you benny ..barras rule 😂 no but really

Tetris master

Using the table as a divider was pretty slick. Any idea how much the trailer weighs loaded?

The spares box box is the spare box box

How many people does it sleep?

Scotch locks

Add some lefthand drill bits next trip lol

So how do you know the doors are closed on the trailer so you don't spill your stuff all over the roads. And yes I still have the cup that fell out the trailer in Charleston.

I'm a little concerned the plastic bins will stay put. Being plastic, vibration from single axle trailers, and the heat. Other than that it looks like a good setup.

Any info on failures of throttle bodies? Don’t think I remember any failing in the vids

Power generation capability for light, tools, etc?

Never pull off in the center of the road .Median strip

Do you carry trailer wheel bearings?

Pretty sure you used the term "tedious" wrong. This video is great and interesting. 👍

C 2019 on the end of the vid mate just gonna wait til next year?

Make doubles and plug them

No Kitchen Sink for the Checkerboard Lino ?

Hi vis but no hard hat ??

You want a tedious video... go watch turbo yoga.