How much is this trailer worth
- Thread starter B-Roy
- Start date
nothing with that c-poo on it.
:haha:
id say $400-$500
id weld all of the joints though.
:haha:
id say $400-$500
id weld all of the joints though.
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
Offer $300 and work up to $350.
I'd say so for an alum dble..... assuming wheels, bearings, lights are in good working order. Try $350 or $375 and see what he says.
Why do you say that? I see nothing in the pic.....
yama_freak615
MIA
- Location
- Middle Tennessee
id say get him to $400
my bad... i thought it was a bolt-together trailer.
- Location
- So. IL
I sold one just like it for $250 last year
- Location
- Clearwater, FL
That trailer is easily worth $450. I don't what these guys are talking about. Karavan's are some of the best made trailers. No has even noticed that the entire trailer is made out of tubular construction instead of C channel construction. The only thing bolted on the trailer is the winch posts which I would not like to have welded to the trailer because then you wouldn't be able to adjust them.
I would definitely jump on that if I were you. Thats an awesome deal for a galvanized double trailer in mint shape.:biggthumpup:
I would definitely jump on that if I were you. Thats an awesome deal for a galvanized double trailer in mint shape.:biggthumpup:
- Location
- Clearwater, FL
Yep and come spring time the only double's you're gonna find for that price will be old beat up ones that need new tires, hubs, lights, etc.
The average new double costs over $1200.:bigeyes:
hangtime
Speak up ,don't kiss azz
- Location
- WORCESTER,MASS- HAMPTON N.H.
Yup new aluminum doubles are over a $1000.
That's well worth $450
That's well worth $450
djyox
Old school -not by choice
- Location
- Twincities, MN
Doesn't hurt to lowball him...
Almost everyone I know gives a price that they expect to be talked down from... So when I am looking through ads, and you see $525 or something, I expect they want $500... ya know... Ask him if he'll take $350, see if he'll come back with $400....
Almost everyone I know gives a price that they expect to be talked down from... So when I am looking through ads, and you see $525 or something, I expect they want $500... ya know... Ask him if he'll take $350, see if he'll come back with $400....
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
I guess I must be spoiled.
Picked up a trailer just like that one back in the summer with new hubs, wheels, tires, almost new lights and wiring for $350.
Also got a Supreme for $150 but that needed lights and new bearings.
I guess it depends on the area.
Picked up a trailer just like that one back in the summer with new hubs, wheels, tires, almost new lights and wiring for $350.
Also got a Supreme for $150 but that needed lights and new bearings.
I guess it depends on the area.
LBE
Eddie Would Go.
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Derick (waveblaster069) has the same one. I really like the aluminum and it seems like a well built setup. If it is near salt water, it is worth every penny. Derick has 2 blasters and an SXR on his trailer.
Like everyone says, start low and meet in the middle. $450 sounds like a good deal to me. but $400 is probably a good number for both of you.
Like everyone says, start low and meet in the middle. $450 sounds like a good deal to me. but $400 is probably a good number for both of you.