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Dollisdad
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Enclosed trailer
Does anyone have an enclosed trailer for sale on the west coast?
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tmodeldriver
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Re: Enclosed trailer
Hey, Tom, I'm not on the west coast and don't have a trailer for sale but please show us what you bought. 
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Dennis Prince
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Re: Enclosed trailer
What size and where on the west coast? I know of a trailer in Central Oregon. I am not sure of the size but it currently houses a model A and I would have to find out what he wants for it. Let me know if you need more info. Dennis
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Dollisdad
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Re: Enclosed trailer
looking for Model T twin axle. ramp gate', 7-8 X 14-16. Possibly longer. V nose is good. Something along those lines.
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TWrenn
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Re: Enclosed trailer
I suggest google-inc used trailers in your area. I'd bet a gazillion sites pop up. Seems they're everywhere.
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Dennis Prince
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Re: Enclosed trailer
Tom, it turns out that my friend isn't ready to sell the trailer just yet, if things change I will let you know. Dennis
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mbowen
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Re: Enclosed trailer
Too many, makes it difficult for someone like me who’s never bought a trailer. I’m also looking….
Miles
1924 Touring “Bonnie”
1925 Express Wagon “Clyde”
1924 Touring “Bonnie”
1925 Express Wagon “Clyde”
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TWrenn
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Re: Enclosed trailer
Yeh, I can't argue that one! Basically, you have to decide what you want in the way of length, height, etc. and plug that into a website's search box and that filters out the rest.
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Re: Enclosed trailer
Don’t buy a used trailer unless you have
someone with actual real life experience
go with you to check it out
FJ
someone with actual real life experience
go with you to check it out
FJ
Google “ Model T Transport “
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Re: Enclosed trailer
FJ is probably right in his suggestion.
I bought a new 20 foot trailer to haul my 1925 pickup to Missouri to have my friend Wayne help me install top and seat back.
It worked out well.
I then bought a 28 foot trailer on a local list to haul a old airplane to California.
worked out well but the brakes were WEAK. I plan to use it for storage but may overhaul the brakes at some point.
I plan to use to 20 foot trailer to move my T's about
I bought a new 20 foot trailer to haul my 1925 pickup to Missouri to have my friend Wayne help me install top and seat back.
It worked out well.
I then bought a 28 foot trailer on a local list to haul a old airplane to California.
worked out well but the brakes were WEAK. I plan to use it for storage but may overhaul the brakes at some point.
I plan to use to 20 foot trailer to move my T's about