Everything has trade-offs . . . efficiency / utility / aesthetics / availability / cost / storage ...
This is the project, and the goal is to improve towabiltiy and economy. The constraints are the usual (cost, time, availability of pieces, ...) then, add aesthetics and functionality.
Background: For work I sometimes attend events that require a lot of "stuff". I've outgrown the truck, so added a trailer. Couldn't find what I wanted, couldn't afford custom, don't have time to build it, so finally opted for this. Got a good deal, so this is where I start.
Now I'm thinking mods just for fun to see what it can become, but I'm constrained --- have to face realities --- aesthetics are important because it's part of the company presentation (outdoor events and will have company logos), and functionality (must be easy to use). I'd love to tape it all up, unfortunately, a lot of people are quick to judge . . .
I appreciate suggestions -- with a focus on practicality (see above constraints). Boat tails, for instance, though good for drag reduction, have practicality issues when long enough to be effective. I'd like your help thinking through mods that can look nice as well as be functional, practical, cost effective and efficient.
I'd love to see any examples of what you've done too. I have a bunch of ideas, but I'll insert them later.
Thank you, in advance, for your suggestions. This should be fun ... not just with the discussion, but also in the doing!