CK5 - The Full-Size GM Off Road Community

I won't buy one until the spring but would like to start gettting an idea on price, so who has some good deals on a 10,000 pound trailer, thinking I like removable fenders also, prefer to find a place in Colorado.

I see alot of trailers from Parker Trailers (http://www.parkertrailers.com/) in Parker, dont know about prices though.

[ QUOTE ]
TE6023 - 2001 Cargo Express 8x50 GN Black, $38,470

[/ QUOTE ]
Steve I can see it now: 50' of room to do whatever you want. Use 18' or so for the Blazer and you have 32' of storage, living quarters, room to haul Zachs electric heep, anything! Can you picture it? /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif Good price, too. Turn it into a review type thing and I am sure they will knock off a couple of hundred. /forums/images/graemlins/eek.gif /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif BTW I think you better order the supercharger for the big block. /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif

Drop in the bucket. /forums/images/graemlins/rotfl.gif

Call John Bower
6060 S Eaton Lane (just east of Wadsworth & Bowles)
730-7658
Tell him Dave from Dillon sent you. He is a good guy.
10K dual axles & brakes, treated wood, drop hitch etc. for $2250 new. He might have others for less but I checked all over when I bought mine. Parker didn't have anything that would work except bed over which was too high. Not many people keep 10K's around.

Dunlop Trailer. Erie, Co. East frontage road. Exit 232 go south.

I have an H&H trailer and would recommend them to anybody. You can look them up on the web I think it's www.hhtrailer.com (http://www.hhtrailer.com) then check and see online if there's a dealer near you.




David
/forums/images/graemlins/usaflag.gif

ttt anyone know of a trailer manufacturer in so-cal / L.A. area?

Carson trailers is good.

i found a 10,500lbs trailer, goosneck with electric brakes on both axles for 3300 in phoenix AZ.
they also had some 10250lbs trailer, standard hitch for about 2400.00. since you dont wanna cut the top of the nice new burban for some odd reason....
Grant.

I have a PJ's trailer (made in texas). Solid welding, pretty well made, wood deck.They do use the new fangled coupler head (the one with the latch, rather than the latching device on top). Its more secure, however, finding a way to secure the trailer is another thing all together.