Looking To buy a new Trailer

[belair57]

Looking for a 22' to 24' (bed size) Aluminum open Car Hauler, might need to be a special order? Hoping to find a local trailer shop in Michigan, any suggestions ? Thanks.

 

[Beigg]

http://motownmuscle.com/forums/showthread.php?196111-Need-a-boat-trailer-axle!!&highlight=

https://www.usa-trailer.com/
USA trailer might be a viable source.

 

[slow96hater]

The new Boston store has some very reasonable prices on their steel trailers. We bought a 21 ft 7500lb car hauler brand new for $1995. Never looked at their aluminum prices, but when you can buy a brand new trailer cheaper than what 90% of people ask for one used, you can't go wrong.

 

[grr456]

I bought an aluminum trailer from a place called R&R this past summer. They were by far the cheapest for aluminum and the quality is pretty good. I don't have any complaints....

http://motownmuscle.com/forums/showthread.php?195788-Picking-Up-a-New-Open-Aluminum-Trailer

grr

 

[belair57]

Thanks, I think that's my ticket, for what I want I can get one for $4600. I looked at a couple of their trailers at the track last summer and was satisfied with what I seen.

 

[Sledder]

Ever give any thought to one of the tilt bed trailers? They look pretty nice but not sure how they would work with the newer, lower cars.

 

[belair57]

I thought about those, I wouldn't be opposed.

 

[4Gas$]

As I posted before, also a great place to purchase trailer parts & axles;


These were great guys to deal with & a very good price.

I went to the Monroe store, there are six in Michigan.

https://www.usa-trailer.com/

 

[COBRA90GT]

I seem to remember "Kelley & Sons Trailers" down in Carleton being a forum sponsor (?) - might want to check 'em out too if you visit USA down in Monroe...