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S/G 386N · 07-31-2009, 07:52 AM

I actually found a dragster harder to work on. Plus, depending on the floor height of your trailer, you might have to jack up the front of the trailer quite a bit in order to get it out of the trailer, or get a dolly for the front of the dragster. Fitting it in a 24' trailer will be tough. We used a 24' trailer for about 2 races, then went and bought a 32' Featherlite. It fit in the 24', but we didn't have cabinets up front. You could always open a cabinet door and drive the nose into it if you can. One nice thing about them, is that they are narrow enough that you don't even have to take the car out of the trailer to work on it. But finding enough room in the garage for winter storage can be difficult.

07-31-2009, 07:52 AM	#3
S/G 386N Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Fishers, IN Posts: 103 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: About how much does... I actually found a dragster harder to work on. Plus, depending on the floor height of your trailer, you might have to jack up the front of the trailer quite a bit in order to get it out of the trailer, or get a dolly for the front of the dragster. Fitting it in a 24' trailer will be tough. We used a 24' trailer for about 2 races, then went and bought a 32' Featherlite. It fit in the 24', but we didn't have cabinets up front. You could always open a cabinet door and drive the nose into it if you can. One nice thing about them, is that they are narrow enough that you don't even have to take the car out of the trailer to work on it. But finding enough room in the garage for winter storage can be difficult. __________________ JJ Nance '06 Don Davis C5 Corvette