Asking $1,500 for my 3 year old trailer (located near Kansas City). It cost over $2,000 new and its in great shape and properly maintained. New trailers of this size and design cost $2,200+ new and $4,000+ for all aluminum units of similar design.
Trailer Specifics:
- Build Date October 2006
- Pulls like a dream and most of the time you forget its back there.
- MFGR: Bilt Rite - now M&M Trailer (Sikeston, MO)
- VIN: 48MFS16276S056563
- Have title and all records in hand
- GVR: ~ 1,200 lbs (lighter than most wooden and full steel trailers)
- 14' with 2' dove tail (total 16' )
- 7' wide between fenders
- Steel runner design (open middle)
- 4 foot ramps with holders and built in storage
- Will include additional boards 2x8 boards to help load lowered cars (such as racecars) and I also installed boards on the trailer in order to raise it high enough to have doors clear fenders
- 4 5,000lb D rings and multiple other tie down points
- DOT legal with proper lights / turn signals and reflective striping
- 15" radial tires
- Fenders covering tires
- 15" spare wheel with radial tire
- ~ 10k miles towed
- Dual 3,500 lb spring axles
- 1 brake axle
- Bargman plug (5 pin / 7 way)
- 7,000 lb capacity & 2 5/16" coupler
- Set back jack (does not get in way of coupler)
- Maintained by Croft Trailer (annually to adjust brakes, repack bearings and grease joints)
- Was stored for > 1 year in a covered garage but had to move it to a new storage place
- No damage or accidents
- Can add tire rack or tool box up front
- Includes Harbor Freight 3,000 electric winch)
- Used to haul lightweight cars 2,500lbs or less but can haul large heavy cars
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