It's a slightly weird size. 16' long but 8" wide and only 5'6" tall inside. A little rough around the edges but super solid structure and really heavily built frame.
It started life as a construction trailer but was sold to a guy who hauled his SCCA race car in it (based on the stickers inside).
I have some wiring to sort out and I'm gonna paint it gray. But it feels like a pretty fair deal. Anyone want to guess the sale price?
$2000
Free
$3.50?
Any price under $1,000 would be a deal. While you might have to duck to walk inside, its a good height to tow behind a van or SUV. Some swear the "bubble" front really helps. Just saying.
it might be constructed a wee bit on the heavy side compared to a lot of today's units, but that is why it still is in service.
Paint it, and enjoy.
I'm going with $300.00
NOT A TA said:I'm going with $300.00
$300.01 for me then :)
$1 Bob
$500 and lunch
Dollar-two-ninetyeight
An 8 inch wide trailer would be pretty cheap.
stuart in mn said:An 8 inch wide trailer would be pretty cheap.
One would hope
$550
Sheesh, 8 FEET wide. It's a 2004 trailer and I have to crick my neck a bit but not quite duck walk inside.
stuart in mn said:An 8 inch wide trailer would be pretty cheap.
$10.00 per inch
I'm guessing noticeably north of $1000 for a decent sized enclosed.
I can't see getting an enclosed trailer that is capable of being towed anywhere without repair and not on fire for anything less than $2k.
$420 bro!!
$1347.51
Wait a minute. I think we have all ignored the most important part of the story...You have to fix some wiring??? In a used trailer??? I've never heard such a thing!
$750.
$850.
I'd like to trailer shop where you guys live.
$2700
Sounds like you got a good deal!
Damn, I was going to guess $2750.
Cactus said:Damn, I was going to guess $2750.
Price is right rules, you're berkeleyed
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