Do you guys think this could work as a car hauler trailer?

[The Stranger]

It looks like it used to be a camper.

Anyway for $200 and a little welding it looks like someone could get a decent deal on a car hauler.

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=6186901&cat=&lpid=0

 

[Kiel]

Looks decent for the possibility. It should say, this used to be my house, but it fell off, need to sell

 

[Bart]

It's a decent place to start. They use the camper part for a good part of the structure of those. You'd need to add additional cross beams and possibly an upper rail. I'd probably cut a section of the back off to get the axles where they'll need to be. Looks like a cheap way to get into a car hauler.

 

[benjy]

It looks like it used to be a camper.

Anyway for $200 and a little welding it looks like someone could get a decent deal on a car hauler.

http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=6186901&cat=&lpid=0

Looks like I'm not the only one refreshing KSL every 10 minutes for a good deal on a car hauler

 

[Kirk]

It looks like it may have trailer house (mobile home) axles? I can't tell for sure - Some people don't like them. I had a travel trailer about that size that had 2200 lb axles. Assuming the trailer weighs 1,000 lbs empty, that would only leave 3,400 lbs for a vehicle. A couple things to think about.

 

[Hickey]

It also looks like it has some odd hubs and wheels on it. That may restrict tire choices.

 

[benjy]

Already sold Apparently someone thought they could do something useful with it.

 

[The Stranger]

Wow, that went quickly. I decided to buy a welder instead. I think i'll try to find a similar deal and modify it to fit my needs shortly.

 

[Chevycrew]

Here was my build, my total cost was closer to $2500, but its what I want.

http://www.planet4x4.net/forums/showthread.php?t=10165&highlight=trailer