WTB Enclosed trailer in NW Washington

[Michael Pliska]

Most of my friends from this area (in my case Portland) have ended up taking a road trip to Indiana to get the best deal if buying a new trailer. I know what you mean about getting spoiled with an enclosed. I've owned my 32' enclosed for 14 years, but never took it to the track until a few weeks ago (wasn't racing for most of those years, and used my flatbed for the past 3 years). I used it for Mission for the first time. It was a pain to get out of my yard (very steep driveway and sharp turns), but I haven't put it back in the backyard yet! It is so nice to have all my tools put away in cabinets, and a dry place to hang out during rainouts!

[Jeff Goss]

Originally Posted by Michael Pliska

Most of my friends from this area (in my case Portland) have ended up taking a road trip to Indiana to get the best deal if buying a new trailer. I know what you mean about getting spoiled with an enclosed. I've owned my 32' enclosed for 14 years, but never took it to the track until a few weeks ago (wasn't racing for most of those years, and used my flatbed for the past 3 years). I used it for Mission for the first time. It was a pain to get out of my yard (very steep driveway and sharp turns), but I haven't put it back in the backyard yet! It is so nice to have all my tools put away in cabinets, and a dry place to hang out during rainouts!

I've raced since 1991-always with an open trailer.

Finally got a motorhome a few years ago. Now, ready for the enclosed trailer. Bonus is that it is a great place to put the race car when I need extra room in the garage.

I think I have found the one for me. Now, if I can just get my car back together, I will have it made......