FS: Beautiful enclosed car hauler, 24ft
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FS: Beautiful enclosed car hauler, 24ft
SOLD
THANKS FOR LOOKING
Hope you all don't mind. I'm selling my car hauler (in lieu of a toy hauler or flat trailer).
It's in great working condition and has many miles of life left on it.
Price $12,000.00
Specifications
Accessories Included:
THANKS FOR LOOKING
Hope you all don't mind. I'm selling my car hauler (in lieu of a toy hauler or flat trailer).
It's in great working condition and has many miles of life left on it.
Price $12,000.00
Specifications
- * 28ft, (24 feet inside)
- * Completely finished interior (flooring, aluminum walls, etc)
- * 5 interior 12v lights for use at all times
- * 15 inch aluminum wheels
- * 4500lb rear gate with dovetail and 12" extension for low profile cars (viper, corvette etc)
- * 5200lb axles (10Klbs GVWR on trailer)
Accessories Included:
- * 10,000 lb distribution hitch
- * Race flooring, marble black/white
- * All aluminum wall interior (rust free)
- * Powered tongue jack (push button raise/lower)
- * 3 (three) 48inch fluorescent lights
- * Neon lighting around the interior (red/yellow)
- * 4000 watt rolling generator (included in price)
- * 25 foot lifeline (when power at the track is available)
- * 2 spare 15” aluminum rims (one with tire)
- * 15" Television, Aiwa 5-disc stereo
- * Air-conditioning unit on the roof, works great
- * Temporary wall for hot/cold track days
- * Pit pal fuel, oil and helmet racks built-in
Last edited by jkonkle; 08-22-2007 at 11:19 PM. Reason: SOLD IT
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Value wise... what would it be worth new...with the accoutrements??
$18,000...$20,000....$25,000?? Trying to get a handle on what kind of deal this would be??
$18,000...$20,000....$25,000?? Trying to get a handle on what kind of deal this would be??
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Hah - thanks for the compliments.
I'm single; so I get a little bit more flexibility with my money. when I'm dead I'm spending it on internet fees and a web cam - www.seemerot.com.
New it would be around $18K just for the trailer. Considering the stereo and tv are minor costs, but hard to wire. I'm also including the generator which is a nice one; it's not a pepboy's use it for six months and have issues with it. It has ran strong and long powering multiple car sites at the track. I've had myself and several others plugged in and no issues. [edit: I forgot about the AC unit; that's a big add-on for the dealers too, I think $1K at least]
The distribution hitch is about $500 new; so all in all it add's up. So all in all, the trailer price is pretty low which eases the tax burden of registering the trailer :-) That's another savings you won't get at the dealer...in Texas it's 8.25% ;-)
Thanks for the TTT and the nice comments! I hate to sell it, but I have other plans! I'm hoping someone going to nationals might want to have it!
JK
I'm single; so I get a little bit more flexibility with my money. when I'm dead I'm spending it on internet fees and a web cam - www.seemerot.com.
New it would be around $18K just for the trailer. Considering the stereo and tv are minor costs, but hard to wire. I'm also including the generator which is a nice one; it's not a pepboy's use it for six months and have issues with it. It has ran strong and long powering multiple car sites at the track. I've had myself and several others plugged in and no issues. [edit: I forgot about the AC unit; that's a big add-on for the dealers too, I think $1K at least]
The distribution hitch is about $500 new; so all in all it add's up. So all in all, the trailer price is pretty low which eases the tax burden of registering the trailer :-) That's another savings you won't get at the dealer...in Texas it's 8.25% ;-)
Thanks for the TTT and the nice comments! I hate to sell it, but I have other plans! I'm hoping someone going to nationals might want to have it!
JK
Last edited by jkonkle; 08-15-2007 at 07:36 PM.
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It's a low boy too - it's about 12inches off the ground so it makes for easy loading and unloading! :-)
It was hard to find it when I did and I paid more than that when I got it, but hey I got a good amount of use from it!
JK
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If ya don't like to price and are not promotong the sale, it would be wise to move along without posting…………….BTW, it also a rule....found here http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show....php?t=1118176
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SWEET setup man. the oversized side door is another feature you should highlight, I know I wish I had one. nicely put together, wish I had the cashola to upgrade.
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you can't compare a stripped trailer to one with a ton of options and it is finished. Everything adds up fast to make it look like yours!
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Hey thanks John and to you too Red.
You are right, it's a great trailer. I bought it as is and it's been a great ride!
There are other things that you don't think about
like a 110v package with plugs over the counter top. There are plugs at either door so you can have your compress plugged in for tires, etc etc.
With a triple axle, this is not, you need about double the room to turn it it around etc.
It's also a TAG which means a Tundra, 1500, Suburban, etc can two this. Heck even an E350 would tow it
Anyway, you guys have a great weekend and thanks for looking. In the end I may just continue to use it; might add a bathroom where the closet is :-) Then install a queen bed over the bay area and add a screen door on the side; etc etc :-)
JK
You are right, it's a great trailer. I bought it as is and it's been a great ride!
There are other things that you don't think about
like a 110v package with plugs over the counter top. There are plugs at either door so you can have your compress plugged in for tires, etc etc.
With a triple axle, this is not, you need about double the room to turn it it around etc.
It's also a TAG which means a Tundra, 1500, Suburban, etc can two this. Heck even an E350 would tow it
Anyway, you guys have a great weekend and thanks for looking. In the end I may just continue to use it; might add a bathroom where the closet is :-) Then install a queen bed over the bay area and add a screen door on the side; etc etc :-)
JK
Last edited by jkonkle; 08-17-2007 at 07:10 PM.
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I've been traveling to track events with Joshua for a couple years now and have had trailer envy the whole time.
This is a nice setup. Generator, AC, power jack, low deck height, long ramp, he even has the Corvette logo on the back........
There's been several Texas summer days when Joshua's trailer AC does a better job than my RV!
You won't be disappointed.
John
This is a nice setup. Generator, AC, power jack, low deck height, long ramp, he even has the Corvette logo on the back........
There's been several Texas summer days when Joshua's trailer AC does a better job than my RV!
You won't be disappointed.
John
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I've been traveling to track events with Joshua for a couple years now and have had trailer envy the whole time.
This is a nice setup. Generator, AC, power jack, low deck height, long ramp, he even has the Corvette logo on the back........
There's been several Texas summer days when Joshua's trailer AC does a better job than my RV!
You won't be disappointed.
John
This is a nice setup. Generator, AC, power jack, low deck height, long ramp, he even has the Corvette logo on the back........
There's been several Texas summer days when Joshua's trailer AC does a better job than my RV!
You won't be disappointed.
John
This is likely going to be sold tomorrow; for those that looked and had good things to say - thank you. I'll update this thread tomorrow!
All the best!
JK