Enclosed Trailer

[Stielow]

This is a long shot but I'm looking for a enclosed car hauler. 20 - 24 feet long that can be towed behind a 1/2 ton truck or SUV. Nothing fancy just something to keep the weather off the car during transport.

Thanks Mark

[wiedemab]

Just a thought, but have you looked at racingjunk.com. There are a ton of drag race guys on there and there seems to be a large number of trailers for sale. My normal go-to sites are the usual ones, but I sometimes forget about racingjunk.

[formula88]

You already have a truck. You just need a tarp. Ta-da....enclosed car hauler!! :lol:

http://i1158.photobucket.com/albums/p603/67CamaroLS7/car%20hauler.jpg (http://s1158.photobucket.com/user/67CamaroLS7/media/car%20hauler.jpg.html)

[Che70velle]

...someone forgot to roll the windows up after loading the car. It looks like it could rain.

[RDuke]

New or used? If new I would suggest sticking with a name brand and making sure you get a V front. It helps with mileage by about 1-3mpg.

We picked up an extra tall (+8") 20' inclosed V-front trailer, with two 3,500lbs axles about 2 years ago from an outfit out of Florida called Hurricane Cargo. It was on the very cheap end and the quality was rather poor but it met our needs for 3 Karts and equipment. The company has since changed names to husky cargo or something like that. I think it was $6,300 with shipping from FL to Boston.

If you go new be careful with some of the southern outfits. There's a lot of fly by night stuff out there that's very iffy at best. My 2 cents for what it's worth is spend a little more and get a name brand.

[BlackSS]

If you are using a 1/2 ton truck I recommend getting a aluminum frame trailer it does cost more than a steel trailer but in the long run well worth it, Octane Trailers in western Michigan has a real nice 24' on special this month.

[Flash68]

Mark, come on... you know you want it! :D

http://www.lateral-g.net/forums/showthread.php4?t=49616

[clill]

I have his trailer but he's being a putz......

[Ketzer]

Octane Trailers in western Michigan has a real nice 24' on special this month.

Very nice looking units. But at $14-15k, I'd have to be hauling a lot more than a couple times a year... or get GW to get his partner in crime to give me a loan...



Jeff-

[NAPA 68]

Is a 26' too big for you Mark? I have a 26' enclosed Featherlite that I have been considering selling. It has about 5000 miles on it. I bought it new in 2009 and has been stored inside.

Thanks,

Tim

[Bsinclair]

Mark, I have a all aluminum 20' with a 4' v I'm going to list for sale. Not sure if your still interested as im going to a larger all aluminum trailer.. The trailer is a MTI and I was told it was manufactured by ATC. Finished walls,cabinets,winch and electric jack.. I was going to ask 8k as i paid 12k for it. located in southern Indiana