i dont know if this is the right place, so if anyone needs to move it go ahead.

need to buy an enclosed trailer. maybe 20ft, anyone know the pros and cons, or what size is best? what make? where to get one in nor cal? this is for a 92 eg drag car. thanks in advance.

 

Bump cause I am also interested in buying an enclosed.

 

Look to spend about $5000.00 for a bare one and up to $12,000 depending on equipoment. Be carefull iwth used trailers, make sure that they were maintained properly, there is no wayto tell the mileage on them other then looking at the trailer and figuring something out on your opwn.

 

thanks. anyone else?

 

search around in national dragster and find yourself a used renegade Niel... ill roll with you.. hahaha jk.. good luck finding one..$5000 for nice used 20ft...dont buy them brand new.. just have to look hard..

 

if you look hard enuff you can get them for a decent price used.
I would try and get a wider one, i know its a pain getting the car out when you cant get in it because the door is right on the wheel well.

 

I've been looking for a used one for several weeks...no luck yet...I did notice that they hold there value so unless someone is hurting for cash expect to pay just a little less...
if you have anything on the east coast let me know...Im looking too...

 

**** ive been looking for a used one for some time now. nothing, prob 3 months. havent found anything, the only 1 i found, the guy wanted all the ******* money for it. like what it costs new. if anyone finds anything let me know. i found a brand new 20ft for 5200 here locally. but id rather find a used one. thanks.

 

Check out http://www.racingjunk.com, there are a ton of trailers for sale on there new and used.

 

Go to Orlandi Trailer in San Jose or SouthBay (I think) Trailer in Hollister. I'm thinking of selling my trailer for $2,000.00 or OBO. But, not an enclosed trailer and still in good condition. Brand new enclosed about 5-7500.

 

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What about an open trailor? I stopped by that place off of 101 near the Red Barn, and the cheapest one I saw was $1750.

I need a trailor, quick!

 

yeah thanks, im going to check out hollister in the weekend. sorry but not looking for an open trailer. thanks though bro.

 

yeah just not looking for an open trailer, i can find open ones used. this is not for the street car, and i need a place to keep it, i figure i can just lock it up in there, and store it somewhere. if your looking for a used open, that guy that just posted from svp has one.

 

u should buy 26-28 foot. extra space is good for golf cart, spare engine, tool boxes,slicks,etc.

i have an enclosed trailer 4 a good deal.. 2002 pace american shadow 28ft

 

u should buy 26-28 foot. extra space is good for golf cart, spare engine, tool boxes,slicks,etc.

i have an enclosed trailer 4 a good deal.. 2002 pace american shadow 28ft

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What color is the trailer and how much??

 

When buying a trailer, I have been told the rule of thumb is 1000/ft.... One of the best things you can invest in, is a large generator, and at least one if not tow AC units.. When looking for a Generator, try for a diesel one that is built into the trailer..

 

sounds nice man, but your all the way in texas.

 

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So $20,000 for a 20ft? Isnt that a bit too much. I know you mean there are extra accessories, such as generator and storage. But thats a lot for only so little.

 

thanks guys, anyone else?

 

kinda o/t but i might pick up a 03 dodge dakota v8 quad cab, do you guys think it would be enough to pull a 20ft enclosed trailer/2000lbs racecar? i searched and found the max recommended trailer weight is 5000lbs i think a 2oft enclosed is about 3000-3500lbs so with the racecar its about 5to 5500lbs, so its pretty mutch limit, but i think it would be ok?

 

run that by me again bro. i could prob help you out. you shouldnt have any prob, i think those newer dodges can tow almost 8k lbs. i sell rvs lol.

 

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no you'll need the ram 1500 minimum. the 3/4 ton w/ cummins would be even better.

 

Do you have to get insurance on a trailor?

 

I had a 24ft enclosed trailor it worked great.I paid $6,500 for it new .The walls were all white and the floor was checker board.I also had a wench installed inside the front part of the trailor.The wench is one thing i highly recommend I could load the car by myself if needed.Good luck.