The extra $20 off seems like a good idea to select unbuilt, but I want to say that you need some experience behind you to build this base. It is not an easy task. When I first began trying to get this project going, I figured it would be very simple. It just is not simple.

You will be getting instructions with the base. They are sort of like the original instructions, but changed to fit the new base. The base it's self will come preslotted and prenotched where necessary, but you will have to match everything up. You will have to glue it up. You will have to make sure all the bottom edges stay flush so everything will sit flat. If anything do not sit flat, you will have to heat and/or sand the bottom edge to make it fit. You will have to do any touch up painting of you get a seam out of line. You will also have to match the paint colors and apply the clear coat correctly so that everything looks right.

I'm not trying to discourage anyone, I just want you to be sure you know what you are getting into. You can not return it after you have it in hand and decide you can't do it. You just need to be sure you know you can do this before saving $20.