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Old 02-10-2015, 08:11 PM
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Can't do the wood thing. Thanks though.
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I totally understand I just couldn't spend the 3000 bucks on trailer...
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I totally understand I just couldn't spend the 3000 bucks on trailer...
I REALLY don't want to but at the end of the day.. I plan on keeping this thing for a long time.
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2695$ for the 20 footer I have. It is awesome and I can only highly suggest it. I tow at 80 mph pulling 3500 pounds cars with my gasoline engine and it is simply a breeze considering it's not a diesel.

http://www.trouttiretrailers.com/car_hauler_trailers
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2695$ for the 20 footer I have. It is awesome and I can only highly suggest it. I tow at 80 mph pulling 3500 pounds cars with my gasoline engine and it is simply a breeze considering it's not a diesel.

http://www.trouttiretrailers.com/car_hauler_trailers
I dont really see the benefit in spending the extra cash on a 20ft trailer. My car is short and narrow. I think the 18ft would be fine. I didnt see a steel deck option for an 18ft
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It is worth it. Not sure how much extra it is total but the ability to put a ATV in front of the vehicle your towing, or golf cart, and when you need to tow anything larger or haul, just perfect for getting every ounce of capability for the dollar.
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It is worth it. Not sure how much extra it is total but the ability to put a ATV in front of the vehicle your towing, or golf cart, and when you need to tow anything larger or haul, just perfect for getting every ounce of capability for the dollar.
Well since countryside trailer couldnt get their **** together I ended up with a 20ft steel deck from Trout.
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What was the total damages? If your like me, I LOVE the damn thing.
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What was the total damages? If your like me, I LOVE the damn thing.
3k out the door. I hope I do.. 3000 is twice what I planed on spending. If I can load my go kart and car and head to the track I'll be happy.
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Man, it is worth it for me over and over. And it holds its value and I could not be happier.
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Man, it is worth it for me over and over. And it holds its value and I could not be happier.
Yeah I'm sure I'll grow to love it. Just being able to load my car and take it anywhere I want is huge. I'm so tired of getting sketchy *** Uhual trailers.
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Dude, I tow my cars and next thing I know I'm doing 85 and needing to shut down lol. It's awesome.
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Dude, I tow my cars and next thing I know I'm doing 85 and needing to shut down lol. It's awesome.
I heard the 20fters pull real nice too
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I was originally wanting to spend 12-1500$. And no regrets what so ever.
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Well looks like I'll be rolling around in a go kart for TX2K15 this year
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Lol, maybe I should get my ATV a new battery if I was being the mustang out.
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Lol, maybe I should get my ATV a new battery if I was being the mustang out.
Come on
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Bleh, been so side tracked with the other projects and daily drivers that I have yet to pull the trans. And I'm going to put the 5.3 in it anyway. That's more money for a cam and all.
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