What trailer would you recommend?
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02-09-2005, 08:00 PM
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I used a Trailex Aluminum trailer and liked it so much, I became a dealer. Check out my website and Trailex's for detail information. The lightest aluminum trailer on the market (<900lbs) so you won't need a dully to pull it 
www.hendersonmotorsports.com
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I offer my350z.com members a discount and have better prices then Trailex direct.
Let me know if I can help.
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Jason
www.hendersonmotorsports.com
www.trailex.com
I offer my350z.com members a discount and have better prices then Trailex direct.
Let me know if I can help.
Regards,
Jason
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I like the Carson Racer. Here is a link to a nice one: http://www.racesignspecialists.com/gallery/carson_a.htm
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Originally posted by Rickdogg
Wow those are extremely nice, but is there something a bit more economical out there? If I had a porsche or something I would consider, but...
Wow those are extremely nice, but is there something a bit more economical out there? If I had a porsche or something I would consider, but...
02-16-2005, 09:01 AM
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Why would you need a "Porsche or something" before you would consider?? Your Z isn't good enough? I tow my Z on one. Anyway, what are you looking to spend and do you want an open or enclosed?
Why would you need a "Porsche or something" before you would consider?? Your Z isn't good enough? I tow my Z on one. Anyway, what are you looking to spend and do you want an open or enclosed?
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Originally posted by Rickdogg
To be honest I am not sure, but I didn't expect to have to spend 5K. I think 1.5-3K is reasonable. Am I being realistic?
Thanks!
To be honest I am not sure, but I didn't expect to have to spend 5K. I think 1.5-3K is reasonable. Am I being realistic?
Thanks!
Our aluminum trailers are only 895# so add that to your Z (~3300) and you're well under 5,000#s which is the limit on most medium sized SUVs (ie, Jeep Cherokee, 4-Runner, etc..)
From time to time I have 1 and 2 year old used ones around. But you're still in the low to mid 4k depending on options. Good thing is no sales tax cause you're out of state...bad thing...you're really out of state
02-16-2005, 12:57 PM
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I think you'll find a steel trailer in that price range, but not aluminum. Nothing wrong with steel as long as you have something to tow with...it's a trade off. What's your tow vehicle?
Our aluminum trailers are only 895# so add that to your Z (~3300) and you're well under 5,000#s which is the limit on most medium sized SUVs (ie, Jeep Cherokee, 4-Runner, etc..)
From time to time I have 1 and 2 year old used ones around. But you're still in the low to mid 4k depending on options. Good thing is no sales tax cause you're out of state...bad thing...you're really out of state
I think you'll find a steel trailer in that price range, but not aluminum. Nothing wrong with steel as long as you have something to tow with...it's a trade off. What's your tow vehicle?
Our aluminum trailers are only 895# so add that to your Z (~3300) and you're well under 5,000#s which is the limit on most medium sized SUVs (ie, Jeep Cherokee, 4-Runner, etc..)
From time to time I have 1 and 2 year old used ones around. But you're still in the low to mid 4k depending on options. Good thing is no sales tax cause you're out of state...bad thing...you're really out of state
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Originally posted by Rickdogg
I have a 2002 Tundra with a 4.8L V-8. I know that they have a decent amount of TQ, but I don't know if it could handle the weight.
I have a 2002 Tundra with a 4.8L V-8. I know that they have a decent amount of TQ, but I don't know if it could handle the weight.
Good luck in your search. Let me know if I can help further.
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Jason
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