SOLD!


I need to sell my trailer. its a dual axel, electric brake, 16 or 18 footer (i forget), sloped rear section for ease with low cars (i know there is a term for this but i dont know it either)
new tires, new paint, new aluminum ramps, new tail lights, new plate
trailer is located in socal. $1350 hauls it away.

pix care of Outrun (thank you sir)






Modified by SBE at 8:19 AM 1/12/2004

 

Grrr. That is exactly the kind of trailer I am looking for. How about $1300 delivered to GA!

Do you know who makes it?

 

You have IM.

edit:Sold!


Modified by jzr at 10:49 PM 1/6/2004

 

That's real close to what I'm looking for. I'm wondering because of your trailer's short length, how well does it haul your integra? Is the weight too far behind the axles, or is it balanced well?

 

how much does that trailer weight?

 

Why can't I find something like this locally?

 

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Why cant i find something like this locally?

 

there's a nice trailer for sale in south florida on IT.com classified. I guess that's more local...

 

i have no idea how much this trailer weighs. its all steel construction.

 

Where is local to you? I am looking into an upgrade - have a dual axle 18' open steel deck, e-brakes on rear axle, toolbox, 8 wheel stowage, has some dings and dangs but tires with the stickers still showing (bought new set Tuesday evening) and otherwise mechanically in very good shape.

Ok, apparently you are a swim, flight, bus and hydrofoil away

 

Maybe its an Atlanta thing, but you can buy trailers like this all over town for somewhere in the $1500 range or less.

Mine is a full decked 16 footer, all steel. IIRC I paid $1400 brandy spanking new.

 

Nah same here, you can get new ones (16' no tire caddy) for 1400 new. I wouldn't expect more than 1k for mine.

 

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Must be. I'm looking at a new 18' tilt, wood deck, beavertail, out-the-door with a few options for a little over $2800. My plans for the 22' enclosed trailer fell through.

 

The tilt adds some $$$
They're about that same price down here.

 

Damnit, this trailer needs to be closer to me... WHY!!!!

 

trailer is sold thank you.

 

Thanks Shawn, and good luck to you this year!

 

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