Enclosed Trailer Recomendations

FED 387 · 06-16-2009, 11:47 AM

Buy the BIGGEST trailer you can afford!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Buy the BIGGEST trailer you can afford!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now that I have your attention about buying the biggest trailer you can afford think about all of the "crap" you are gonna be taking to the track with you. When you get that big box home and look inside your gonna say wow look at all that room.But,put a car /workbench/tool box/ jacks/ gas cans/etc and you run outa room REAL fast---
Not sure what you are looking at but get at least 2 roof vents and put a generator door on the left front corner as far to the front as you can--if its for a door car get at least 4-6 floor tie downs----

Trailer sales are real slow now so see if the dealer has any special equipment packages available too-I would buy a white colored one easier to sell down the road and no extra cost for the color either

Get HEAVY DUTY 16 inch wheel/tires and see if you can get a deal on a spare tire or 2
Other than that most all the trailers are pretty much the same some are definately better than others and some offer trackside repair /warranty services too
Ask around at the tracks see if they would buy the same trailer again what they do/dont like about their present trailer---My .02 cents---Comp 387

06-16-2009, 11:47 AM	#4
FED 387 VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3,422 Likes: 529 Liked 333 Times in 180 Posts	Re: Enclosed Trailer Recomendations Buy the BIGGEST trailer you can afford!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Buy the BIGGEST trailer you can afford!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now that I have your attention about buying the biggest trailer you can afford think about all of the "crap" you are gonna be taking to the track with you. When you get that big box home and look inside your gonna say wow look at all that room.But,put a car /workbench/tool box/ jacks/ gas cans/etc and you run outa room REAL fast--- Not sure what you are looking at but get at least 2 roof vents and put a generator door on the left front corner as far to the front as you can--if its for a door car get at least 4-6 floor tie downs---- Trailer sales are real slow now so see if the dealer has any special equipment packages available too-I would buy a white colored one easier to sell down the road and no extra cost for the color either Get HEAVY DUTY 16 inch wheel/tires and see if you can get a deal on a spare tire or 2 Other than that most all the trailers are pretty much the same some are definately better than others and some offer trackside repair /warranty services too Ask around at the tracks see if they would buy the same trailer again what they do/dont like about their present trailer---My .02 cents---Comp 387