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Specs are as follows.

Drop axle (designed for LOW cars)

Beaver tail (4" rear bed drop, again designed for use with low cars)

Extended draw bar for extra stability, specifically at highway speeds.

FIVE near NEW tyres (Done a few thousand klms)

Heavy duty winch.

Hydraulic disc brakes on front axle. Work very well.

Roll-formed guards

"nerf" bars

Checker-plate floor

Front cross bar has been kept LOW to enable lowered vehicles to overhang without tearing off bodykits etc.

Ramps slide away underneath rear of trailer for safe storage.

Trailer weight = 480KG!!!!!!

2 Tonne GVM

Rego till december 2007.

Even with my car riding 87mm off the ground (at the chassis), i have only ever had the exhaust scrape slightly........I cannot stress enough.........this trailer is great for LOW CARS.

I have travelled as far as Melbourne and Adelaide wih ths trailer, and found that even at highway speeds it is very stable. Most of you have seen it at the track, or even on the road, i have had a few people actually comment on how "stable" it sits when towing.

Unfortunately my digital camera is not working at the moment, but i have a pic of about 18months ago. Not alot has changed other than new tyres being fitted and it has sustained some stone chips from interstate travel.

It is painted in grey hammertone, this was done so that future touch-ups or respray was easy.

This is not a cheapo trailer, i have priced these up locally with similar specs new, and was quoted from several different companies around the 5000 dollar mark (with second hand tyres and no rego).

I am looking for $3400 O.N.O. for this trailer.

If you are SERIOUS and have dollars available........Give me a call on 0402 807 417 to organise viewing etc.

Trailer located on the Gold Coast.

Please note.........URAS front bar (not pictured) DOES fit on car when on trailer

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