Tell Me What You Think Of These Trailers
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Tell Me What You Think Of These Trailers
I'm looking to buy a car trailer. Something a little more than the average 18' tag. Let me know what you think of these:
http://racingjunk.com/vc/282571/1997...d_Clipper.html
http://racingjunk.com/vc/281145/Two_...Sell_Fast.html
http://racingjunk.com/vc/271223/35_B...ar_Hauler.html
http://racingjunk.com/vc/270697/Open_Race_Trailer.html
Thanks in advance.
http://racingjunk.com/vc/282571/1997...d_Clipper.html
http://racingjunk.com/vc/281145/Two_...Sell_Fast.html
http://racingjunk.com/vc/271223/35_B...ar_Hauler.html
http://racingjunk.com/vc/270697/Open_Race_Trailer.html
Thanks in advance.
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I think a couple of those trailers you listed are a little "overkill" for that average 18' tag car trailer, but to each his own. Three 9,000lb axles? I see those behind large tandem dually dumps.
For a couple of grand used, you can find lots of stuff available that'll carry a car. But if you plan on carrying the car and truck at the same time, that 36' GN would be nice - but not sure its worth a drive to MN to get.
I would think you have to decide if you want a car trailer, or a larger HD trailer that will double duty as a car trailer. There are pro's and con's associated with each.
For a couple of grand used, you can find lots of stuff available that'll carry a car. But if you plan on carrying the car and truck at the same time, that 36' GN would be nice - but not sure its worth a drive to MN to get.
I would think you have to decide if you want a car trailer, or a larger HD trailer that will double duty as a car trailer. There are pro's and con's associated with each.
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I like the GN trailer also. I have the opportunity to haul loads maybe once a month locally for my own company. I've also noticed that local muscle car owners are always looking for cars to get hauled to Carlisle. That'd be a nice 3 hour trip one way. The biggest disadvantage to a big trailer like that is storing it. I've got no place to it put right now.
How hard is to pull a GN trailer with a lifted truck like mine? Can the trailer be modified easily to match the bed height of the P/U?
How hard is to pull a GN trailer with a lifted truck like mine? Can the trailer be modified easily to match the bed height of the P/U?
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If you feel like taking a roadtrip you could save some $$$ and get a NEW gooseneck for under 3 grand . Check them out , I think they ship and have heard good things about them . Only drawback they are in Oklahoma . www.terrystrailers.com
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Just picked up a 7 ton tagalong I had spec built new for under $3500. 27ft. with full 20ft deck plus beaver tail and 102" wide with rub rails and stake pockets and headboard, 2 drop foot jacks, 2 7k axels w/brakes, and 2 ramps. forgot the DOT reflecto tape! Oh well! another 12 bucks ......sty
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Check with this place. They have 500-600 trailers on hand at all times. I hear there prices are decent. If they dont have what you want they can definatly get it or have it made. They are only abought 20 minutes from here.
http://www.trailersforsale.com
http://www.trailersforsale.com
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