I don't really want to sell it. I am just feeling the market. This started as my new 2005 24ft enclosed car hauler 4K lbs empty, 10,400 gvwr. I have carried 4 full size atv's and enough gear for a few weeks in the mountains. it will hold about 6 sport quads. I have also carried race cars and trucks. It will haul anything with ease. I have a journal for the trailer with all miles and maintenance done.
This year I spent about 3 grand to make it more livable for ATV and racing trips. I built a counter, shelf with sink and shower. It has a Carrier 15K btu A/C with heat strip, also a propane 16K btu 12V furnace, dual power (propane/120V) 6 gal water heater, 30 gal fresh water, very nice water pump, Alpine CD player with 6x9 speakers. Electric tongue jack, two Maxx air vents. 120v 4ft strip lighting, fully insulated, all LED lighting, brakes both axles. Warn 1700 winch for hauling in cars. Great E load range tires.

I like this trailer because it has tons of capacity for bikes and sleeping people. You can take a hot shower and stay as cool or warm as needed. I have friends with 40K dollar toy haulers that only carry two ATV's that is a waste IMO.
Located Dallas, TX $9,500 obo.




Here is a pic of 4 ATV's loaded. 2 Rincons, 1 700 KQ, 1 Bomb 800.

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I like it but it is bad timing for me.

Thanks,
I also have a solar tender for the 12V trailer battery. It keeps the battery up while it is not in use. The power distribution panel is professional RV unit. It has 6 fuse slots for 12v circuits and 4 circuit breakers for 120v circuits. It also charges the battery while fed with 120V. it has 12v and 120v lighting. There is no gray water tank. Since it is just sink and shower water. I have a 1.5" outlet on the side of the trailer. I have an adapter hose to run it to an RV drain hookup. Or in the wild I run a 20ft hose into the grass. The floor is painted with grit paint.

Here it is hauling a 72 Vette to Barrett Jackson.

Here it is brand new hauling a Ford Lightning.

I added 4-5 D rings for tying down stuff.