Trailer - Black Track/Tire/Cargo Trailer 40"x50" - $300

[mehsilvia]

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http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_4291.jpg

Measures: 40"x50" across the deck
Color: Black
Deck: Steel Diamond Plate
Axle: Single
Load Rating: 1300lbs
Lights: Yes
Registered: CA Perm Trailer
Modifications: Tongue Box, Tire Rack
Hitch: 1 7/8"
Tongue: 2 1/2"
Tires: White 12" 4on4 Bolt Pattern

Trailer construction is bolt-together. Even the tongue box and tire rack (which i made) can be simply un-bolted if you wish.

Also have the steel fenders seen in the older pics.

Great for hauling your wheels/tires and gear to the track or for parts and hauling items that dont fit in your car.

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Trailer is already registered with Plates.

PM or email: [email protected]

I do not have means to delivery, so local pick-up in Simi Valley is required.

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Additional pics:

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Trailer can be simply stored standing up in the garage or on the side of the house:

http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_4299.jpg

Old pictures loaded for track day:

http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_3038.jpg
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[roboticnissan]

Something I've been wanting ti do for a while...hmm tax season is here. Did you build this your self?

[DreamN]

He added the box and rack. Trailer was purchased through Harbor Freight.


If I got this it would simply sit for half a year. :(

[mehsilvia]

Something I've been wanting ti do for a while...hmm tax season is here. Did you build this your self?

Nope. Ordered online through Harbor Freight. Apparently NOT available anymore.


LOL. Jimmy, wondered how long it would take for you to post on this. Know youve always wanted it!

[DreamN]

Nope. Ordered online through Harbor Freight. Apparently NOT available anymore.


LOL. Jimmy, wondered how long it would take for you to post on this. Know youve always wanted it!

Are you serious? It's not available anymore?

Damn... Sad to say, but I'm going to have to talk to Lizzy about this one. LoL


Posted as soon as I saw it on FaceBook. :D

[bardabe]

good deal, hop on it Jimmy. you know you want it lol

[BobbyG]

wat did you do for the tow hitch for you car?

[mehsilvia]

wat did you do for the tow hitch for you car?

Made one. Have most of the parts laying around, but you would still need to make a few brackets for it. Will throw it in with the trailer. (missing the black L brackets pictured below)


You can order a hitch. JCWhitney had S13 hitches for $99

Damn S14 ones are $200. But you may find em cheaper elsewhere.



**Edit** from my old build thread:

The hitch receiver install:

I used a Harbor Freight Step Bumper Receiver

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/photos/97000-97099/97019.gif

- Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices (http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=97019)

This receiver fits flush, and basically wedges itself between the bumper support, and the gas tank.

http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_2915.jpg

I used a floorjack to set the receiver in place, and made sure it was level and centered.

I then used a marker to mark the holes in the bottom of the wheel well, and drilled them out for the support bolts.

I used all Grade 8 Hardware for this: 2 bolts, 4 washers, 2 lock washers, 2 nuts

http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_3060.jpg

To make sure the hitch wouldnt pitch side to side or up/down I used some 1.5" tube stock (metal tubing), and cut it to fit flush between the hitch and the bottom of the spare tire well.

When the bolts are then tightened in place, these two metal tubes will help secure the hitch in place.

http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_3063.jpg

In this same picture above, you will see that there are some L-shaped brackets mounted to the hitch as well.

I decided to create these brackets out of some flat steel pieces, and bolt them to the rear-bumper support, to ensure any tongue weight doesnt cause the hitch to pitch downward.

** This step requires you remove the rear bumper and bumper support **

This was the only real "fabrication" part needed. This took some measuring to do, to angle each bend correctly, and the i welded a backing plate to secure the angled piece.

I then placed a nut/bolt through both the hitch receiver and through the bumper support. (holes were drilled into the back side of the bumper support.

http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww175/350sxVert/Trailer/IMG_3064.jpg

[mehsilvia]

Valentine's Bump!

[mehsilvia]

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Thanks for looking

[KOUKIboy]

Dude that is gansger using your 2forty to haul stuff!!! GLWS....