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Darin -
That's what I was talking about, couldn't find the pic. I meant 2 foot, not 2 inch, though... so typo that.
A camper shell would work great, and if you're the kind of person that can modify things, you can actually get the front of the shell to a much more conducive angle without much work, because of the way they're constructed. You can literally remove the trim, peel back the aluminum skin, change the wood frame to a shape that you like, then trim and re-apply the aluminum skin. It's a one day job, at best.
That would also give you cab-top storage space inside the shell, and yet another removable option in case you're driving around w/o the trailer at some point.
I think you're on the right track with the camper shell and some fender extensions to cover the tires up a bit.
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